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Old 07-30-2011, 16:01   #1
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Walther P99 QA Trigger Pull

I have one of the subject pistols (Walther P99 QA Trigger Pull) in 9mm. The trigger pull is 8.5 pounds, with a relatively short pull length. Weight and distance are constant for all rounds.

Trigger pull adjustment appears to be ill advised. There are a few things lurking about the internet that suggest the amputation of a coil on a certain spring will get the job done - but I have my doubts about whether that is wise.

I have contacted the factory to get their views. I suspect they will tell me something like "Don't you dare!". Maybe they're right.

So...

Q1: Any thoughts on the notion of reducing the trigger pull in terms of whether it is practical to do so?

Q2: Any thoughts on whether a concealed carry weapon should have the pull reduced from 8.5 pounds to 5 pounds, ala the Glock?

Thanks as always!
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