Looking for a food HK gunsmith

[veeklog]

I just traded for an HK USP in .40 S&W and liking for a good gun smith to install a match trigger kit in mine. I have all the tools, to include HK, Sig, M&P, and Glock (one glock too����*♂️) and have worked on numerous guns to include HK pistols by installing the Gray Guns SRS kit in my P-30S, but I heard the match trigger kit for the HK USP is PITA to install and would rather have have someone do it; I plan to buy the kit by February and have it installed. I can always take it to Randall because he has done a lot of work on my AR’s and Mini-14’s but not pistols. Any suggestions? I live in Orange County

[ar15barrels]

I don't know that I would want to use a gunsmith that works for food.

HK's are not THAT bad.

[MFortie]

Cannibal maybe?

[john323]

With the price of beef going through the roof maybe the barter system will be the way to go. Hahaha

[Scotty]

The match trigger is pretty easy to install. Use needle nose pliers to install the sear spring. The trigger return spring is a matter of lining up the leg in the right spot. The spring can drop right in or take 5 minutes. Make sure the over travel is adjusted for both SA and DA. If it is adjusted to the minimum for SA, it may not have enough travel for DA to work.

[mtenenhaus]

If for some reason you prefer not to go with some of our awesome gunsmith members, Bruce Gray (grayguns.com) is famed for his work on HK, Sig, 1911s etc.

[saki302]

I gunsmith for food/beer, but only for friends ��