Trigger job?

[Sergio Natali]

Originally Posted by DonVoigt

I'd clean it well and lube; then leave it alone.

There is not much upside to improving the trigger, and lots of "down" side. JMHO.

Originally Posted by DonVoigt

Great write up, BUT- the reverse angles that give the luger a heavy trigger pull are necessary for the sear and striker to firmly and safely engage- messing with the angles and amount of engagement is asking for :
a- failure to ****Kyock
b- doubling
c- full auto fire
d- unexpected discharge without touching the trigger!

I agree completely with Don, leave it as it is.