We have a lighter sear and sear spring, but there isn't much pull weight to be gained there though for the cost to do so. Maybe all of this stuff has already been tried and proven not to work? I just thought that I would mention it. A super light weight sear would allow you to use a way lighter sear spring. The sear is so big and heavy it forces you to use a pretty stiff sear springs to make it resetting properly while shooting. Another limitation that I have seen on the XD/XDm guns is due to the size and weight of the sear. Why not make a longer striker so it does not have to move so far forward to hit the primer? Wouldn't you be able to use lighter weight striker spring with a longer striker to achieve the same striking force? If you could use a lighter striker spring you could kill two birds with one stone (more secure lockup when cocked and less friction/resistance between the striker and sear when cocked and pulling the trigger). OK guys, now is your chance to tell these guys what you as shooters want and for them to tell you if you can have it!! trigger pull gun! It was with the BiTone 5.25 totally stock. One of them was BTW a little 5 inch disc that swings back and forth behind the head of an ABC zone silhouette. At the demo on Saturday I had 15 of my Action target steel plates and silhouettes lined up next to each other, ten yards down range and the game was gun loaded on table, hands on table not touching gun, on buzzer, grab gun and hit all the targets. I'll be glad to do the testing and comparison to stock, and I will try to measure an average of all these things on the 4 unmodified 5.25's I have here before I send them back. I think we can find out what the best bang for the buck changes are. The next test will be which, if any of these changes help a guy shoot better. Trigger pull feel needs to be a factor also, to include takeup, reset distance, over travel and actual sear release.

I'm guessing springs only will get us around five lbs, parts changing maybe about four lbs. Also you must include the prices of the pieces used, and no prototypes, unless your gonna make them available to us all. I know where we can get with tweaking and tuning and black magic, but there is a legit market out there for someone who will only want to do parts swapping. Remember, it's got to work all the time, even whilst totally ignoring a sane cleaning and maintenance schedule. No stoning or tuning allowed, only bending springs.

Scott, Daniel, Rich and anyone else in the biz, here is the challenge drop in parts only, total reliability with standard primers, what can the trigger pull get down to.

OK, time for you guys to get to work on my new gun.

Springfield xds trigger upgrade