Custom spring
Wanted light trigger, this spring keeps trigger from bouncing back, causing hammer to go half cocked.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
BEST ON THE MARKET
This sear spring because it is the best on the market to be completely honest. There are three finger sears springs on the market which is more of your traditional sear spring and they don't give you as much adjustment as you would get out of a four finger. I think the materials used and the quality of the part are superb I am insanely happy with my purchase it would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a really good sears spring.
Nice sear spring from Clark.
I like these springs because they keep constant pressure on the sear. When properly tuned, they do a great job.
Easy install
It took tuning and opening up a few times to get right. The use of a trigger weight gage would have made this a bit easier but I got it done. I had done a complete strip down and clean and lube. The hammer was following the slide after reassembly. The spring stopped that.
You can't beat the price or quality
I have been doing 1911 trigger jobs for over 50 years. These springs are some of the best quality I've see in many, many years. Consistent quality, work great and long lasting . The disconnect spring maintains constant pressure on it to make sure it returns to battery. Great idea! Wish I had thought of myself!
Will buy again for my other 1911s
Broke my tri-spring, ordered this for replacement, after some fitting works great and really like the disconnect/trigger split.
Customizing required
This was tricky to set up, it was my first 1911 tune up. The extra leaf spring-there are 4 not like the standard 3, adds a little bit of extra fitting required, but in the end it was totally worth all of the work. Take your time, and bend a little here and compare to your old spring. A trigger pull gauge is helpful in returning your gun to the weight you are used to!
The product works
Ive used this in several guns with several rounds fired. When the sear is properly bent it works to perfection. Especially if your looking to get trigger weight as light as possible and avoid hammer fall. hammer has never fell on mine and i have a crisp 2 lb pull with no creep. (the longest finger adjusts the weight, sometimes the finger next to the longest requires stoning at a 45 degree angle for an extreme light pull)
