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  • #16
    cineski
    Calguns Addict
    • Nov 2007
    • 6205

    From what I've read, the 4 major providers of XD trigger jobs all feel different. How much different I couldn't say. Some are crisper, some can customize the weight of pull. If you're going to get it done by a smith, I'd really send it to Springer or Canyon Creek. They're pretty much the top in the XD field.

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    • #17
      El Gato
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2009
      • 1613

      +1 to Springer... nice guy and he does great work.

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      • #18
        diegodog2
        Member
        • Jan 2009
        • 211

        Originally posted by capo689
        I am considering a trigger job on my XD .45. It is my favorite handgun, but that huge space in the front of the trigger pull isn't the greatest, I usually don't let the trigger out all the way but I tend to slap the trigger a bit after a few shots. Would just like to crisp it up and maybe reduce the pull a hair if it wont encumber firing.

        I was thinking of having it done at Bolsa Gunsmithing... they just did some other work for me and did a great job, cheap, and really fast.

        Every time I have asked for advice on this site I have ended up following it and being really glad I did, so I would appreciate you thoughts on this.

        thanks,
        adam
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