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Blume9mm
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I guess because I'm a DA/SA guy who only considers the SA trigger important for constant accurate shots.... a crisp light brake is much more important than smooth.... what I've discovered is really important is finger placement on the trigger.


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On my classic SIGs, 226, 220, 245, etc. the Gray Guns parts are a vast improvement in the DA stroke and to some degree the SA stroke and accuracy is improved.


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I have never seen anyone shoot larger groups at 75' after good trigger work but I have seen them shoot smaller groups.
 
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Originally posted by Oz_Shadow:
For those that have changed their stock pistol trigger for an aftermarket trigger that is lighter and smoother, did you actually notice an improvement in the rounds on the target? I know most comment that it feels better and theoretically should result in less movement, but did you immediately see tighter, more accurate groups over the stock trigger?


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