I installed a short reset trigger kit in my Sig P229

[Pogo]

It consists of a modified sear & safety lever.

I also have ordered Wolf reduced power hammer springs for my Sig P229 and Sig P228. That will reduce the trigger pull to about 3 1/2 lbs.

[4thIDvet]

Good work Pogo..
My little 1911 is happy with my new trigger setup. Way better accuracy and control.
I did get one failure to fire with the new system. Wondering if I would need a more powerful firing pin spring? Might have been an old primer on my reloads but this is the first time it did that?

[Pogo]

Originally Posted by 4thIDvet

Good work Pogo..
My little 1911 is happy with my new trigger setup. Way better accuracy and control.
I did get one failure to fire with the new system. Wondering if I would need a more powerful firing pin spring? Might have been an old primer on my reloads but this is the first time it did that?

Just the opposite. If you are getting a lot of light strikes or misfires you would need to install a reduced power firing pin spring or go with a slightly heavier hammer spring. I don't like the lighter firing pin spring option though because that might increase the risk of slam firing. The slightly heavier hammer spring is the better option.

In addition, sometimes you might have to install a stronger recoil spring to make up for the lower resistance of the hammer. You only need to do that if the slide is coming back too hard and causing damage.

[4thIDvet]

Interesting I have to put some more rounds down range and see if it F to F again.