Posted: 8/24/2026 8:41:25 AM EDT
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My P-10 I just bought used, a question. I’ve heard that for a striker fired pistol the P-10 has a very nice trigger and I would agree. I just put my Wheeler trigger gauge on it and it consistently breaks at 2 1/2 lbs. now this isn’t the best trigger gauge I will admit, but are guys getting pull weights like this? |
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Perhaps someone modified the striker and/or replaced the factory striker spring with a much lighter one. My opinion--replace the striker and spring. Again, just my opinion, the gun is not safe. I have 3 P-10's and have tried several aftermarket strikers/spring combinations. None are that light. The standard CGW P-10 replacement striker works great with a factory trigger bar, lightly polished. Joe L |
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Originally Posted By GrumpyinStL: What scale is the best for determining pull weight, if the Wheeler is substandard? I’m not saying it’s that substandard (it will do the job), but it’s very basic and all plastic with a scale that’s just a sticker. It’s just very basic, compared to some others. The Lyman digital is far more advanced and has a roller on the trigger hook unlike the Wheeler. Of course the price difference is pretty good between the two. I just couldn’t justify paying the difference. If I were still competitively shooting, I would go with the Lyman. The Wheeler only goes to 8 lbs as well, which I think is too light and it should go heavier. |