[jlwatts3]

I want to get my XD9 sub trigger to about 4# and have the overtravel fixed. Should I send it to Springfield? Who else does this kind of work? If you have had it done who did you use and what is your opinion?

[WhoKnowsWho]

On the XD Forum, http://www.pistol-gear.com/ is mentioned a lot as they recommend http://www.canyon-creek.com/ for trigger jobs. Just look under PISTOLSMITHING.

[Chuck Perry]

Tom Novak, Novak's Handgunner Outlet. He has done some work for me (not XD) and it was good. I did handle an XD he worked the trigger on which was quite nice, sub 3#. http://www.handgunneroutlet.net/

[jlwatts3]

Thanks do you guys know if the Springfield work maintains the warranty. I guess I should just call them and ask.

[garyk/nm]

SA's in-house work does maintain the warranty; however they are relatively slower than the aftermarket. Expect 1-2 months. If you have the work done outside, only the parts worked on will be excluded from warranty; the rest of the parts are still covered.
Another consideration: IF this firearm is ever used in a defensive situation, and IF the DA finds out you had the trigger lightened, you MAY find yourself up the brown estuary sans motivational device. Something to think about.

[atek3]

Rich Dettelhouser at Canyon Creek did over my XD40... the trigger is infinitely better and the turn around time was about 2 weeks, less if you don't want your gun refinished.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=116495&highlight=xd40

atek3

[ElrodCod]

Barsto is making an aftermarket trigger bar that is said to reduce the take-up, reset, and overtravel. The first manufacturing run will be released very soon. It's supposed to be in the $75-$95 range.

HS 2000 Barsto trigger thread (http://www.hs2000talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=18289&start=0)

[Grayrider]

Our very own member c-rum on this forum can get you to 3.5 lbs with no trouble. I had him do my XD40. Shoot him an email and tell him I sent you. He is a very skilled gunsmith and a true gentleman.

GR