This morning I bring home the Buckmark Lite 7" barrel, impulse buy 10 day ago. I checked the trigger fresh out from the box, it read 5# consistence.
Then I field strip and removed all the manufacture grease , put grease to the sear , and a thin coat of oil on all the moving parts on slide and frame, then bring to the indoor range and shoot 450 rds. Bring home and measure the trigger weight, it read 4# consistence, so after shoot 450 rds the trigger/sear smooth a little bit.
Field strip, clean&oil the pistol and I did the "free trigger mod" by turn around sear spring. Then measure the trigger again, and it read 2#, I repeat 2#, consistence.
Whoa, in 6 hours, the trigger went from 5# to 2# and cost me nothing. Just wish that I can do this to all of my guns

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Then I field strip and removed all the manufacture grease , put grease to the sear , and a thin coat of oil on all the moving parts on slide and frame, then bring to the indoor range and shoot 450 rds. Bring home and measure the trigger weight, it read 4# consistence, so after shoot 450 rds the trigger/sear smooth a little bit.
Field strip, clean&oil the pistol and I did the "free trigger mod" by turn around sear spring. Then measure the trigger again, and it read 2#, I repeat 2#, consistence.
Whoa, in 6 hours, the trigger went from 5# to 2# and cost me nothing. Just wish that I can do this to all of my guns


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