I replaced my Sigma striker spring with a Wolf spring. It reduced the trigger pull but also failed to set off hard primers 100%.
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The S&W Sigma is truly a quality gun at a Super price. I am however surprised by the variance in trigger-pull from gun to gun. (Next time you go to your gun store, have them pull out 5 Sigma’s and compare the trigger pulls. 1 of 5 is “not too bad”…… Most are heavy spring and almost a “grind” in the break. The good ones will still feel a little heavy but break clean. (Unlike most other guns under $300.00, the Sigma, good trigger or not, will still fire every time when you pull the trigger.) Some are just harder than others and need and adjustment.
That grinding- rubbing feel is most noticeable in some guns when it’s not even cocked. When you pull the trigger, you can see the pressure on the guide with the slide is removed. You can make it smoother and stop the binding by adding oil and compressing the springs in the striker retaining group. This can be done from the top using a pen. Just keep pushing down and then hold. THEN PULL THE TRIGGER until it stops hanging up and gets smoother…. (I think the double spring system binds against each other.)
If that doesn’t work, this is another option:
Sigma Trigger Fix - XDTalk Forums - Your XD/XD(m) Information Source!
I hope this helps….
Oh – I also have an original Sigma 40, the one Glock sued S&W for, and the trigger on that one feels just like my Glock. Very light springs and smooth break which is around around 5lbs. Did S&W changed the trigger…….??
If you cannot do it yourself have the trigger job done, it will make a ton of differance in trigger pull, a bud at work had one we all shot it at the range some time back, about 5 or 6 people shot it, and it is not a new gun, well broken in, but the funny thing is the newbys that were with us did not seem to see a problem with it untill they ran a few rds thru something else, compared to the Sigma, the Glock trigger feels like butter
Yeah - It's hard to beat a Glock!! The Sigma with a good trigger is a very comfortable - cost effective option....![]()
I would rather have a inexpensive S&W (Sigma) with a trigger job then anything Taurus makes.
Taurus are range pistols. They work great for plinking. If they FTF, or break, what does it mater at the range?
How many law enforcement, security, or military use the Taurus brand?
If your life is going to depend on a firearm, buy a quality one.
Sorry if I hijacked the thread.
Good luck with your sigma.
Ive had both sig's.The 40 cal that glock sued was a kick ass gun!!!! I could slam 4 15 round clips through it as fast as i could and it wouldnt miss a lick. I loved the triger on it never no problems. someone liked it beter than me and stole my gun,car, and everything my in it. Well as crazy as it sounds I went and bought a new sig. WOW... i thought i was going to have to use 2 fingers to pull the triger. but knowing the **** you can do to this pistol... im loving it. now my gun is like my watch, its a part of wakeing up..
if you cant do the Trigger Tricks, dont mess up yer gun, take it to someone who can....????? does anyone know if you can get internal sights for the sigma. if knot its time for one...