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C&S BROWNING HI-POWER TRIGGER PULL REDUCTION SPRING KIT Reviews & Ratings

Competition trigger pull spring kits reduce the pull weight of heavy factory triggers by approximately 2½ lbs. for a much improved trigger pull and better accuracy. #25A fits all pre-’91 Browning Hi-Power pistols, and includes (1) 22 lb. hammer spring, (1) reduced power trigger return spring, and (1) reduced power firing pin spring. #25B fits 1991 and later Hi-Power pistols, and includes (1) 22 lb. hammer spring and (1) reduced power firing pin spring.

SPECS: Spring steel. #25A includes (3) springs. #25B include (2) springs.

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Reviews Summary

Users have mixed experiences with the C&S Browning Hi-Power Trigger Pull Reduction Spring Kit. While many appreciate the reduced trigger pull weight, several faced installation challenges, particularly with hammer springs that were longer than expected. Despite these issues, customers generally find value in the performance improvement after adjustments.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Installation Difficulty

75%

A significant number of reviewers experienced challenges during the installation of the springs. Many mentioned the tricky nature of replacing the hammer spring, with some requiring additional smithing skills to complete the process successfully.

Trigger Pull Improvement

60%

Reviewers frequently noted a positive change in the trigger pull after installing the spring kit. Many reported a reduced trigger weight, which enhanced their shooting experience and overall satisfaction with the upgrade.

Quality Control Issues

50%

Some customers encountered issues related to size discrepancies of the springs, particularly the hammer spring being longer than expected, which led to functionality problems. This raised concerns about the consistency of the kit across different models.

User Experience

40%

Overall, user feedback varied significantly, with some praising the kit for its effectiveness while others faced frustrating problems during installation or operation. This indicates a mixed sentiment regarding the product's reliability and performance.

Value for Money

55%

Despite installation challenges and quality control issues, many customers felt the performance improvement justified the expense of the spring kit, appreciating its value once properly installed.

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Girsan MCP35

I got the 25-B for my Girsan MCP35. The 2 springs were really hard to install as I had a tough time with the ambi safety. The mag safety had already been removed. These springs took 2.5 lbs off of my trigger pull. I am extremely happy with that.

Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend

by Matt on January 27, 2025

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It work !!

I just installed the 3 springs in my 1973 BHP the job it self require some smithing ability , some roll pin in the trigger group are hard to punch out. The Hammer spring is also tricky to replace. The easiest part is the firing pin spring. My High power lost is rock hard trigger and now has a much more manageable trigger pull. while I was there I also removed the Mag release safety spring. which also help the trigger pull. Good luck

excellent

great spring set, works really well to improve trigger pull and still reliable. BUT the hammer spring is a bit of a pain to replace (no fault of this set, just be aware) so allow some time or get some advice.

Lite primer hits BUT lower trigger pull

I installed kit in a Regent BR9 SS and removed the mag safety. This got the trigger pull down to 5# 10 oz.which was good BUT had lite primer hits. Installed a Wolf 26# hammer spring NO more lite hits and the trigger pull stayed almost the same! You figure that one out !

Decent kit, but there were some problems

Decided to replace the springs with lighter ones along with a trigger job on the old Hi-power. Installation was a breeze, and everything was good until I reassembled the gun and it would not function correctly. The hammer was binding. Took it all apart and found the replacement spring for the hammer was about 1/4" longer than the original and was fully compressed and binding before the hammer was fully cocked. Ended up having to cut the spring down to get it to the correct length. After that everything functions fine. The kit I ordered was part no. 206-025-001 for the pre-91 Hi-power, as my Hi-power is a 1973. Maybe I got the spring from a later Hi-power by mistake? Not too sure.

Misleading

I installed these springs on a new BHP MK3 which originally measured 9.25 lbs at the trigger. After installation the trigger measured 9.25 lbs. The hammer spring was 4 coils longer than the stock or another manutacturer's replacement springs. This means you either have to cut the coils or pre-load the spring extensively to install it on the strut. So unless your hammer / sear interface angle is positive or neutral with really rough surfaces these parts will do little to help the trigger pull. Modifications to the sear spring pressure will however produce changes in the trigger pull weight.