I also have one, bought it about 3 months ago.
I attempted to use a C&S wide combat trigger in it, but the gun kept misbehaving with it installed, it wouldn't engage the sear lever reliably. Back in goes the stock trigger. I removed the mag safety, which brought the trigger pull from "horrible" to "tolerable." Polishing the hammer and sear improved it from "tolerable" to "typical."
The barrel had an uneven crown on it, so I re-cut a new one. The slide rails were rough and tight, so I lapped them, which helped a fair bit; now I can rack the slide myself without requiring the assistance of my next door neighbor and his cousin the circus strongman. It also needed a feed ramp polish and a mag well bevel, which I performed without hesitation.
The grip stocks that came with it were too chunky for me, so I replaced them with some old Browning wood grips, which makes it feel better.
All in all, it is a solid, dependable performer, if not quite as accurate as my '72 Browning. If you can get one at or under $250, it is a no-brainer.