I need some education on trigger options for my very first pistol.
I've recently begun pistol shooting again after an approximate 25 year hiatus and one of the things I am noticing with my DA/SA Sig is the amount of take up in the trigger. This take up is not helping me stop the 'flinch' as I'm anticipating the sear releasing. If i shoot the Sig and then the PPQ, I'm more accurate with the PPQ (I think because of the differences in the triggers)
The pistol has Sig's Short Reset Trigger fire control group already installed and that certainly helps with getting off shot #2 onwards, but shot #1 is a whole different story - I generally shoot shot #1 from a cocked hammer - no need to aggravate my marksmanship with the DA/SA differences. I'll get there eventually, but one thing at a time.
I know this isn't a striker fired pistol nor a 1911, but I'm curious if there are after market solutions (or OEM solutions for that matter) which allow for safe operation and less take up.
I don't think i have strong feelings about flat trigger vs curved trigger bow, but some initial searching has turned up two options which may fit the bill.
From GrayGuns:
https://www.recoilweb.com/grayguns-new-edc-straight-trigger-kit-for-sig-p-series-pistols-142774.html
https://grayguns.com/product/edc-sig-sauer-straight-optimized-trigger/
From ArmoryCraft:
https://www.armorycraft.com/product...0-p226-p227-p228-p229-flat-adjustable-trigger
I need to verify the width of the trigger opening in the frame to see if either of these will work.
Has anyone installed these? Thoughts? Any thing else I can do?
TIA -
I've recently begun pistol shooting again after an approximate 25 year hiatus and one of the things I am noticing with my DA/SA Sig is the amount of take up in the trigger. This take up is not helping me stop the 'flinch' as I'm anticipating the sear releasing. If i shoot the Sig and then the PPQ, I'm more accurate with the PPQ (I think because of the differences in the triggers)
The pistol has Sig's Short Reset Trigger fire control group already installed and that certainly helps with getting off shot #2 onwards, but shot #1 is a whole different story - I generally shoot shot #1 from a cocked hammer - no need to aggravate my marksmanship with the DA/SA differences. I'll get there eventually, but one thing at a time.
I know this isn't a striker fired pistol nor a 1911, but I'm curious if there are after market solutions (or OEM solutions for that matter) which allow for safe operation and less take up.
I don't think i have strong feelings about flat trigger vs curved trigger bow, but some initial searching has turned up two options which may fit the bill.
From GrayGuns:
https://www.recoilweb.com/grayguns-new-edc-straight-trigger-kit-for-sig-p-series-pistols-142774.html
https://grayguns.com/product/edc-sig-sauer-straight-optimized-trigger/
From ArmoryCraft:
https://www.armorycraft.com/product...0-p226-p227-p228-p229-flat-adjustable-trigger
I need to verify the width of the trigger opening in the frame to see if either of these will work.
Has anyone installed these? Thoughts? Any thing else I can do?
TIA -