jbr
Yep, I've seen that before. I tried all of it. It does work to some extent, especially with a new or little used gun. I even put a bit of lapping compound on the trigger and sear, it does help, but not quite as much as a take apart polishing of the trigger and hammer. I tried the cutting of the coils, but the retempering and lengthening of the spring got to be a nusiance, and I finally cut the spring enough that it didn't work reliably, so when I replaced them, I replaced them with the Wolff spring pack. 3 different rate springs for 10 bucks, I figured I could afford to experiment some. As to the trigger spring, I'll admit that it could be entirely psychological, it just didn't "feel" right.