minimal smitthing required
This is a part for a gun. I expected it to need some work to make it perfect. A little tuning and it's exactly what I want.
Great trigger
I have installed 15+ of these along with trigger work. I have never had a problem. Great trigger for the price. Some fitting is required, but that is a good thing.
This is a great Trigger!
Zero Cons! This is a better trigger than the most popular brand. All day long. Yes, you may need to run it over some 320 Wet/Dry. That is fitting it to your frame. Where the other brand will not engage the Magazine release, this trigger will. It has a better finish. And will polish up to make the most crisp trigger break. I have used two of these great triggers that beats the competition to pieces. Do not hastate, or worry about it. It is my favorite, hands down.
Awesome trigger
I am an amateur gunsmith/1911 builder, and have had a lot of experience with 1911 triggers. I have had more compliments on this K-Hole than any of my others. I didn't check "fitting required", as I don't consider reasonable fitting of 1911 parts a "con". Fitting should never be a surprise when it come to most 1911 parts. "It goes with the territory". This trigger required a little bit of fitting, which I considered a good thing, as I was able to get it "just right". The quality, looks, performance are all excellent for an EXCEPTIONALLY good price. 5 star+, (in my opinion).
Awesome Trigger
Awesome trigger, used it on my 1911 and it really fit great and looks great once installed.
Gets the Job Done
Bought this to replace the flat trigger in a Dan Wesson TCP. It dropped right in without any fitting (this trigger was .01" smaller than the factory trigger), which is not my preference for 1911 parts (I'd rather they be slightly oversized and fit them, but that's just me). This results in a slight amount of up-and-down play which again, I would have preferred to have control over, but even my Wilson Combat 1911 has up-and-down play in the trigger, so that's just a nit-picky thing.
The minus 1 star is because the overtravel adjustment screw stripped out with the included wrench. I had to back it nearly all the way out for it to fit, and fortunately, where it stripped is where I wanted it, so it was purely a stroke of luck. I don't see how adjusting it to that point could have been avoided.
When installed though, the trigger feels nice, seems to be well finished, and other adjustments otherwise went smoothly. I'd say this is fairly priced, and if you fancy the look, then there's no reason not to get it. Otherwise, go for a Wilson, EGW, Harrison, or 10-8 and don't look back.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Great for the Price
Nice trigger. Not unusual for lightweight bows to need some straightening. The thing I like most is the short bow - allowing for good pre-travel. The thing I like least is that the shoe is a little short - allowing some vertical play in most 1911s.
Nice looking trigger & easy to install
I'm only giving it 4 stars as the edges of the bow were rough and the bow was not straight with the trigger. After straightening the bow and stoning off the sharp edges, it fit perfectly and moved smoothly - now it's a 5. Adjusting the "wings" to set/limit trigger take up was easy as well as setting the over travel screw.
Don't bother it will fall apart
Got the trigger in and when I opened it I noticed a spot on the trigger where the black missed. Not a big deal, I was going to recoat it anyway. I degreased a bunch of parts with acetone to prep for Cerakote and this trigger fell apart. The back fell out of the trigger itself. None of the other triggers in the batch from 3 other manufacturers fell apart. I'm glad I didn't get to a point to rely on this. Avoid this junk!
Garbage
Bought direct. Every part was bent, need to buy the dye to fix and straighten everything. So if you have a trigger dye and have a hour to waste you Ill enjoy this install. NOT.
