A Good Question

[ScotZ]

A firend of mine just asked me a good question. This is a quote from another forum.


"I love the size and weight of the USP, but in terms of trigger pulls I really like the 1911's action - I'm not too keen on the 2 step trigger pull of the USP.

This is probably a really stupid question, but is it possible to change a trigger pull from a 2 step pull like the USP to a continuous pull like the 1911? (or, at least, like the 1911's I've shot just in case it's already been done to them ) "
Any takers. Is it a simple trick that any gunsmith can do or would it take some really serious work and money? I had no idea but I did know where to come for the answer:D. Thanks in advance for any input.

[ScotZ]

Please reread my post.

I was reasking a question that a friend of mine posed to me.

Where did you get "fix" in my post?

Where did I mention CCW?

He was basically asking if trigger work could be done on a USP to get the feel of a 1911? I dont see where that is out of line. Good gunsmiths do some amazing things,especially with "trigger feel". I simply didnt know if it could be done and came here for some help! I was always taught that the only dumb questions are the ones you dont ask.



Maybe this should be moved to the gunsmithing section. I didnt want to step on anyones toes.

[woad_yurt]

I thought it was a good question. I didn't know the answer and I'm a very mechanically oriented person in addition to being a fairly serious firearms shooter & collector.

Thank you ScotZ for stepping up to the plate and asking one of those questions that should have been asked long ago.

[Don Lu]

sometimes you get people who answer questions you didn't ask or flame you with the prefix of "not a flame mind you". unfortunatley, I don't have an answer for you. 3 will be watching this thread though. +ood question.

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

If you could get it like a 1911, then everyone would. Pretty much impossible to do in a DA/SA gun (get the SA trigger to feel like a 1911 SAO gun).

[Frizzman]

Maybe I'm missing something but the .40 USP I have has a safety that allows for cocked and locked carry if one prefers that.