Short Triggers For P6

[Mr. Meeseeks]

Hey P6ers found another cool part on Sigforum.

Short Trigger

[C.G.]

Cool. Thanks for the link.

[SeANMcBAY]

Oh, I'll have to get one of these when I get extra money.

[duenor]

why would you need a short trigger for a p6? you must have REALLY small hands.

[Japedo]

Who in SoCal is doing work to lighten the triggers??

[C.G.]

why would you need a short trigger for a p6? you must have REALLY small hands.

Precisely, all my Sigs have short triggers because my fingers are short.

[Mr. Meeseeks]

Precisely, all my Sigs have short triggers because my fingers are short.

On most of mine as well, except my P6 and 239, I don't think they need it, but it is nice to know that the option is available again for the P6. I figured others would feel the same.

The part that I really wanna find are the slide stop lever/ejectors. I'm wondering if the 220 slide stop lever will fit. Anyone know?

[JMB1911]

Who in SoCal is doing work to lighten the triggers??

TJSCustomgunworks.com. You can meet TJ personally at LAX Firing Range on Tuesdays in the afternoon. Does pretty good Sig work.

[munkeeboi]

Expect to pay what you paid for your p6 though...His work starts around $295, but is well worth it if you really need to lighten the trigger.

[kurt_r]

Some of us have stubbs for fingers.
You can use a 19# Wolff hammer spring to lighten that trigger pull. Sig used to make short triggers for the P225/P6, but the supply has dried up.

[WRENCHHEAD]

for me the short trigger was just to short and made the DA trigger even worse. and my hands are small to begin with.

[Mr. Meeseeks]

Some of us have stubbs for fingers.
You can use a 19# Wolff hammer spring to lighten that trigger pull.

+1 on the 19# main/hammer spring. Go with that 1st, then see if you still need a trigger job. After I put one on my P6, the pull felt the same as my other Sigs.

[M. D. Van Norman]

why would you need a short trigger for a p6? you must have REALLY small hands.

This is why I like the P225 and other single-stack semi-automatics. For example, by the time I get done with the grip profile on a .45-ACP 1911-style pistol, it will be much smaller than that of standard SIG-Sauer P225/P6.

I love the P225, but even its grip is a bit large for a single-stack pistol.

[Japedo]

I'm about to place an order, for the spring, they offer one as low as 16lbs. Any specific reasons to the 19 over the other ones? Personal Preferance? For eleven bucks they send you 4 of them to play with. I think i will go with that one.

http://www.gunsprings.com/1ndex.html

HAMMER SPRINGS

For use in:
P225, P226, P228 and P229
P220 with serial numbers above 219166.

Reduced Power...: 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 22 Lb.
Factory Standard.: 24 Lb.
Extra Power.........: 26 and 28 Lb.
Stock No. 283xx - each.....$ 4.29
Stock No. 284xx - pak of 3 (1 rating).......$ 8.99
Stock No. 285xx - pak of 10 (1 rating).....$19.99
Please Note: Replace the "xx" in the stock numbers with the pound rating of spring.
HAMMER SPRING PAK - reduced power.
This pak contains 1 each of 16, 17, 18 and 19 pound reduced power hammer springs above, allowing adjustment of the firearm to individual requirements.
Stock No. 26575.....$ 10.80

+1 on the 19# main/hammer spring. Go with that 1st, then see if you still need a trigger job. After I put one on my P6, the pull felt the same as my other Sigs.

[tonelar]

18lb and under has proven to not set off ammo with harder primers
16lb will promote hammer follow when coupled with a worn sear

the 19lb spring should lighten your DA pull by 30%