[clip]

How can I improve the trigger on my SR 9?
It's rough, gritty and heavy.
I've got about 500 rounds through it so far.

[olyeller]

Check out some of the glock fluff and buff internet DIYs..
Very glock like internals.

[greyling22]

google is your friend. http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=43695

also "Remove the mag safety (30 seconds or so) and it'll help a lot. Cut off about two rings on the back of the striker spring, and you'll be down between 3-4 lbs. at $0. " -steelharp

[Jeff H]

Remove the mag safety and either shoot it a ton or polish the internal trigger pieces. Ghost was working on aftermarket pieces, but I haven't heard an update on them in 6 months.

Cutting springs is a crap shoot. it will ease trigger pull but if you go too far, you will FTF.

[olyeller]

Dont cut springs; its not worth the potential headache

[greyling22]

just posting what I found. I had to put the stock striker spring back in my glock last night because I was getting light primer strikes with the wolff reduced power spring.

[rcmodel]

There were a lot of reports of trigger damage due to dry firing the SR-9 without a magazine in place.

Ruger warns SR9 owners to not dry-fire the pistol without the magazine in the gun. Without the magazine in place, the striker rubs on the mag safety, creating a harder, gritty trigger pull, and doing damage to the striker.

Removing the magazine safety now will not help if the damage has already been done.

rc