New Luger Owner Possibly a "SNEAK"...

DedHed · 10-31-2018, 08:27 PM

Well I bought some 9mm snap caps. I then re-arched the trigger bar spring a little, cleaned, and lubed everything. Then double checked everything, but it is still light as all get out. I will have to order a new trigger spring and check that out. I have a decent understanding of how everything works and why. My question is though what sets your trigger pull weight? The trigger spring, the trigger lever, and/or the trigger lever pushing on the trigger bar? Or a combination of it all? If it’s a combo, what has the most to do with it in the chain of events? I have tried shaking and pounding to try to get it to fire, but it’s not like a Sig and wants to release a round thankfully. Also there is no evidence of filing on the trigger bar just normal wear. Thanks Again!

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10-31-2018, 08:27 PM	#31
DedHed User Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Canton, Ohio Posts: 8 Thanks: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Well I bought some 9mm snap caps. I then re-arched the trigger bar spring a little, cleaned, and lubed everything. Then double checked everything, but it is still light as all get out. I will have to order a new trigger spring and check that out. I have a decent understanding of how everything works and why. My question is though what sets your trigger pull weight? The trigger spring, the trigger lever, and/or the trigger lever pushing on the trigger bar? Or a combination of it all? If it’s a combo, what has the most to do with it in the chain of events? I have tried shaking and pounding to try to get it to fire, but it’s not like a Sig and wants to release a round thankfully. Also there is no evidence of filing on the trigger bar just normal wear. Thanks Again!