Cylinder and Slide trigger pull set

anybody use these? Are they difficult to fit for somebody who hasn't done gunsmithing work before? I was looking into cheaper ways to improve my RIA compact 1911's trigger and ran across these sets online. Any advice?

While I haven't used them myself, they've been discussed several time on this Forum with, IIRC, favorable comments. Maybe using our search engine will turn up the info you're looking for.

Cheers

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you're right! looks good to go...time to hint to the fiancee that it'd make a nice Christmas present

I've used several with great results. Most have dropped straight in without any creep and the ones that did creep a little were easy to correct. Back in the 90's a crack developed on the hammer on my PPC 9mm and C&S replaced it with no questions asked.

Ben H

No, no, no . . . you're going about it all wrong!

Just get your new gizmo and give it to her saying something like "I know you're real busy during the holidays, so I thought I'd help out by getting this gizmo - to save you the worry & bother over what to get me."

Works for me!

Cheers

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When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot measure it, when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meagre and unsatisfactory kind. [Lord Kelvin]

one more question about the C&S sets...it should fit on my 1911 officers model correct? or are the mainsprings and sear springs dependent on which model 1911 you have? sry for the newb questions...