Any of the Powder River springs for XDs affect trigger reset?

[Orion8472]

Just wondering if the installation of the Powder River Precision springs, in my Post Recall XDs, can affect the trigger reset or not. I test fired it, and out of 50 rounds, I had three that reset. . . . . . . unless I just didn't notice the pistol not being in battery.

Spent casing was ejected and a new round was stripped off the magazine and inserted into the chamber when this "failure to reset" happened. I was using TulAmmo, but doubt that had anything to do with it.

 

[george burns]

Yes of course it can. Anytime you change out a part from the factory one strange things can happen. I had that with a LC9, after changing the trigger assembly to an expensive after market one. Sometimes it reset and sometimes it wouldn't. There was no more room to adjust it, so I sold it after returning it to stock.

 

[Orion8472]

Any of them more likely to be the culprit? Sear spring, perhaps?

 

[RainDodger]

I have the Powder River kit in my XDs and have not had any reset problem at all. Same with a buddy of mine. When you figure it out, be sure and let us know.

I'd guess that Powder River would be pleased to talk to you about it - I've spoken with them on the phone and they're super helpful. They may be able to point out the culprit.

 

[Orion8472]

I sent an email to them but have yet to hear back. If I don't get a word from them that way, I may have to call them.

I'll be taking the gun to the range tomorrow to run a few more rounds through it to make sure it wasn't just "out of battery".

 

[Orion8472]

An update. Ran about 60 or so rounds though it this afternoon. No issues. I'm beginning to wonder if my XDs doesn't like TulAmmo. I plan on running more rounds through it soon.