Trigger Work & Modifications

Measured, not guessed

"Feels lighter" is not a spec. We tune to a pull weight you actually asked for and confirm it on a trigger-pull gauge, so the trigger you carry or compete with is a known quantity rather than whatever the last person's thumb thought was good. You get told the before and after weight, not just handed the gun back.

How light is safe depends on the platform and how the firearm is used — a bench-rest rifle and a carry pistol are not the same conversation. Every custom handgun trigger job is safety-checked with a drop test on a rubber standing mat, a safety check, and a function check before it leaves; on rifles we'll tune to any number that stays safe, meaning the gun never fires when it shouldn't. We'll steer you to a weight that's crisp without being unsafe for the gun's job, and say no to a number that isn't.

Safe first, reversible second

A good trigger job is precise stoning and correct spring work — not a Dremel and optimism. We don't remove metal we can't put back if we can avoid it, and where practical the work is done with parts and adjustments that can be returned to stock. Every trigger is checked for safe sear engagement, drop safety, and reset before it goes home.

How a trigger job runs here