Hello all,
I'm just wondering if there are there any "do it yourself" trigger job instructions out there for Sigarms pistols, or is sending them out to a smith like grayguns the only way to get a really nice trigger on them? I'm not implying that the factory trigger is not good, but I personally have had the most trouble with trigger control on the Sig pistols than any other, and it annoys me to no end because I know the Sig P series guns are awesome but I just can't shoot them well enough to justify owning one.
I do all of my own trigger jobs on my 1911, Glock, Makarov, and AR to suit me, so I am not afraid to work on them, but individual parts don't seem to come easily for Sig pistols so I would just like to know if there are any information out there for me to study to start.
I am currently thinking about purchasing a P220 Carry SAO since I have small to medium size hands and because I like single action. I will be going to Raahauge's shooting fair in two weeks to hopefully try out the gun...
I'm just wondering if there are there any "do it yourself" trigger job instructions out there for Sigarms pistols, or is sending them out to a smith like grayguns the only way to get a really nice trigger on them? I'm not implying that the factory trigger is not good, but I personally have had the most trouble with trigger control on the Sig pistols than any other, and it annoys me to no end because I know the Sig P series guns are awesome but I just can't shoot them well enough to justify owning one.
I do all of my own trigger jobs on my 1911, Glock, Makarov, and AR to suit me, so I am not afraid to work on them, but individual parts don't seem to come easily for Sig pistols so I would just like to know if there are any information out there for me to study to start.
I am currently thinking about purchasing a P220 Carry SAO since I have small to medium size hands and because I like single action. I will be going to Raahauge's shooting fair in two weeks to hopefully try out the gun...

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