A a local USPSA match today, another guy was shooting with a Q5 and he told that he had installed a Sprinco trigger spring kit on it. We went to a safe table and he let me handle his Q5. Holy Smokes. It felt like a 1lb trigger!!
BUT I had a hard time disengaging the trigger safety. I have read about it and my understanding is that since the tigger return spring is lighter, the trigger tends to move rearward before the safety is depressed and clear the stop. Maybe my finger was not reaching the safety enough to depress it first but I got small hands and short fingers.
Is there any remedy to this issue, mechanically speaking? Or I just need to learn how to place my trigger finger on the safety correctly? I really liked the tigger with the Sprinco kit.
Thanks
BUT I had a hard time disengaging the trigger safety. I have read about it and my understanding is that since the tigger return spring is lighter, the trigger tends to move rearward before the safety is depressed and clear the stop. Maybe my finger was not reaching the safety enough to depress it first but I got small hands and short fingers.
Is there any remedy to this issue, mechanically speaking? Or I just need to learn how to place my trigger finger on the safety correctly? I really liked the tigger with the Sprinco kit.
Thanks