Posted: 1/25/2003 8:32:51 AM EDT
| Who does trigger jobs on Kahr's? I have a T9 that i want to smooth and lighten the trigger pull a bit. |
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Try Kurt Wickmann, formerly of Novak's. He has worked on several firearms for me and does great work. www.kwgw.com/ |
Teddy Jacobsen of Actions by T does great work, www.actionsbyt.com click on 'brochure' his complete action job is $150 |
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Do it yourself.Kahr's are pretty good out of the box with little to do to appreciably improve the trigger: Take a red cratex abrasive in your Dremel and polish the front of your trigger,follow with a gray or white cratex till its mirror smooth. Protect frame with masking tape. Add a Wolff reduced power striker spring and polish both the striker and the striker tunnel in the slide. Use cratex red then gray/white for the tunnel and set up the striker vertically in a cloth/leather padded vise (NOT too tight) and take one-half inch strips of 320 emery paper and shoe-shine the abrasive around the striker, follow with 400 then 600, and if you are obsessive go to 1000.Clean-up with brake cleaner aerosol,wipe dry/clean-out nooks & crannies(high pressure air helps,but not really necessary), lube,re-assemble.Done. smoother,lighter. You do have a Dremel,right? Regards, Chuck Hunt PS: Don't forget to lube the sear face on the striker,the corresponding face on the cocking cam,the safety block, and the safety block cam face.I use grease on these. |