Not to mention factory 938 trigs are trash.Originally Posted by greenmachine
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Not to mention factory 938 trigs are trash.
Yeah, not the best. I may keep it on the grounds that I have 2 extra 7 round mags, Sig laser, and now a brand new DHA holster for it. Accessories never get as much return as you want.. Besides, a Glock43 is not like buying a Kimber or something where I absolutely have to liquidate something.
"It is better to be a warrior in a garden than to be a gardener in a war"
Galloway sells a replacement trigger for it, you can tune the sear spring, and get a reduced hammer spring that will help with it. Hit me up if you wanna see some work for the sear and hammer.
I will, but I think my best bet is to get a gun that is more suitable for my needs out of the box, such as a trusty ol' Glock. I wish they had went ahead and did a bar trigger like the real 1911's instead of the pivot style on the 938's. I would think that would have been an improvement.
"It is better to be a warrior in a garden than to be a gardener in a war"
Good plan. Check out the Ghost 42/43 Pro connector.
As far as the 938, they were too busy jacking the Colt Mustang to come up with something logical. Sig is a primary example of a company that only performs 80% of their own R&D to ensure that a concept basically works and won't explode, then sit aside enough warranty funding to allow the customers to finish the rest of the R&D for them, and they save money. There's a lot of sore MCX owners out there.
Sent mine back on week 2 after a bunch of issues. I will say though, their customer service was great, and I have not had 1 FTF since. The cheap cerakote they put on my scorpion really chaps my ass though.
"It is better to be a warrior in a garden than to be a gardener in a war"
All of their kote is thinner than a gnat's g-string.
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