K model trigger mods - any interest?

[FLBri]

Yeah!! count me WAY in

[mluikey]

I'd be interested. Price?

[Steve in Sunny Fla]

I'd be interested. Price?

Hard to give a price at this point, but I really want to make it affordable, no more than 50.00. Pretty inexpensive when compared to gunsmith trigger work IMO. How's that price sit with you? Steve

[Romadoc]

If it's really a simple drop-in, certainly I'll give it a try. If the first one works, I have 2 others to do.

[apheod]

i'd be interested in beta testing. i shoot IDPA with my K9 and could certainly put it through its paces and give detailed feedback.

[element25]

Put me on the Beta Testing List, Let me know how much you settle on!

[Steve in Sunny Fla]

Beta testers will get a substantial price break. some local floridians are starting to line up. I have a couple machinists consulting, we'll see where it goes - steve

[tv_racin_fan]

I have a couple of the carbon steel K9s and a CW9 and am interested in beta testing.

[Romadoc]

Steve: Do you mean that it is a perceived lightening of the trigger or an actual reduction in the weight of pull. I would be worried about having any sort of "hair trigger" due to legal implications in the event of use. I am, however, very interested in the change if you can clarify this point.

[Steve in Sunny Fla]

Steve: Do you mean that it is a perceived lightening of the trigger or an actual reduction in the weight of pull. I would be worried about having any sort of "hair trigger" due to legal implications in the event of use. I am, however, very interested in the change if you can clarify this point.

It's a kahr. A long DA trigger is what makes it safe. I don't understand how anyone could make the trigger "perceptably" lighter without making it "actually" lighter. A kahr with a 5# trigger is preceptably and actually lighter, but it's not a hair trigger. A hair trigger would be one that is exceptionally light and has next to zero travel. That's not what I have done. The trigger I have done is lighter, and breaks cleaner, but you're still going to recognize it as your Kahr, but better. Steve

[OlympicFox]

Count me in for one (my K9) and possibly a second one in my PM40.

I'd very much like to get in on the beta testing, but I've only got about 15,000 rounds of 9mm on hand. :33:

It's a kahr. A long DA trigger is what makes it safe. I don't understand how anyone could make the trigger "perceptably" lighter without making it "actually" lighter. A kahr with a 5# trigger is preceptably and actually lighter, but it's not a hair trigger. A hair trigger would be one that is exceptionally light and has next to zero travel. That's not what I have done. The trigger I have done is lighter, and breaks cleaner, but you're still going to recognize it as your Kahr, but better. Steve

[Steve in Sunny Fla]

I installed my first Beta Tester Cocking Cam last week. Haven't seen any posts from him on it yet, but he acknowledged that the part did indeed make the trigger pull smoother. Let's see if we can get a post out of him - steve

[downtownv]

I installed my first Beta Tester Cocking Cam last week. Haven't seen any posts from him on it yet, but he acknowledged that the part did indeed make the trigger pull smoother. Let's see if we can get a post out of him - steve

Yup,
I would be THAT guy! Dry firing, I noticed a slight reduction in trigger pull and shorter trigger length. But today, I actually shot the gun on the range. I trigger pull is very responsive and definitely smoother minimizing the "jerk" upon firing. I am fortunate enough to have been able to visit Steve personally, for him to swap out the 2 pieces. My shots were very accurate,but I can't say they were better due to this mod. The trigger enhancement surly was noticed and appreciated. 2 Thumbs up!

[LorenzoB]

Very cool!

[Jason4x4]

My wife wants one for her k9, she said she doesn't like the jerky feel of it now.