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About LinkBacksI'd always wondered about drilling and tapping the trigger for an over-travel set screw on an inexpensive pistol...just would have to make sure it is PERMANENTLY set where it should be.
This is a discussion on Excellent Kel-Tec PF9 Mod. Cheap, easy, improved White's Trigger Stop. within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I'd always wondered about drilling and tapping the trigger for an over-travel set screw on an inexpensive pistol...just would have to make sure it is ...
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I'd always wondered about drilling and tapping the trigger for an over-travel set screw on an inexpensive pistol...just would have to make sure it is PERMANENTLY set where it should be.
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Trigger staging may be important in target shooting, but in a self defense situation when the time comes to pull the trigger, pull the dang trigger and don't mess around with it. Just my way of thinking.
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Practice, Practice, Practice. I have had my PF9 for almost a year now and I know exactly where the trigger break is everytime.
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"He who is prudent and lies in wait for an enemy who is not, will be victorious". Sun Tzu
I remember on the KTOG Forum that there was a project to produce an aluminum trigger with built in over travel stop. I have not been on the forum in awhile so I don't know how it is going.
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I like your ingenuity , what did you use to secure the erasers? How has it held up under normal wear.. day at the range (Heat, cold)?
I carry a gun to protect myself & the people I love from the Monsters that roam this earth.
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Sometimes I hate when an old topic gets swept into activity...I thought the OP was from June 2011.About pitor
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