SIG trigger: Any Hope?

[The Rabbi]

While I love both my SIG 220 and 239 I always feel the triggers on thsoe guns could use just a little tweaking to make especially the single-action crisper. Has anyone tried this and had any success? From looking at the video on how they are made I do not see any obvious "fixes" for this.

 

[9mmepiphany]

i've had the trigger of my 220 tuned to the level of a good wheel gun (that is saying alot) by dale of www.dmcustomguns.com in OR (he was local at the time)

i can also recommend www.langdontactical.com who did excellent work on my beretta 96

 

[banzaijohn]

I second Ernest Langdon. I had his Level II action job and a set of Heine Slant Pros put on my P220. His turn around time was about 2 1/2 weeks and the change in the trigger was remarkable to say the least. The double action is about 7.5 lbs and the single is about 3.5lbs and smooth, with a clean break.

Teddy Jacobson also does wonders with the Sig action. I have a P220 and a P226 done by Teddy and they are just as nice as Ernest's, but the pulls are heavier at my request, 10lbs DA and 4lbs SA. EL replaces the trigger with his own smooth faced trigger with with a built-in solid over-travel stop.

 

[C. H. Luke]

Novak's did a trigger job on my 226 a couple of yars ago.
It is Superb and much better that the "Smoothing & Lightening" job SIG Exeter
did on a 220 for me.

 

[vluc]

Try Tom Novak at Novak's Handgunner Outlet .

He has done work on my 225 and 226 as well as a host of other folks pistols from over at SIGforum.