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I wanted to see if anyone here has tried the so called "Trigger Job in a Jar" method to smooth up the double action pull on their T-380 or other Bersa firearm.  I'm pretty pleased with the trigger on my T-380 but as an old wheel gun guy smoother is always better.  Any comments from the guys at CGW (such as warrenty impact?) would be appreciated as well.

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Reginald Carstairs mentioned having trigger job in a bottle in a reply to a question I had about decocker stiffness. You might look him up.

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litninrod

BT380 dual tone

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Dead Eye Tom:

I wanted to see if anyone here has tried the so called "Trigger Job in a Jar" method to smooth up the double action pull on their T-380 or other Bersa firearm.  I'm pretty pleased with the trigger on my T-380 but as an old wheel gun guy smoother is always better.  Any comments from the guys at CGW (such as warrenty impact?) would be appreciated as well.

    I haven't tried it but dont think I wan't to. I like the feel of my DA and the safety on my U/C 45 is rather easy to take off nothing out of the ordenary compared to my other guns but with one in the chamber and in on my waist. I like the extra security of that harder first pull.

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Didn't really belong in tec sec.  More general question  Also reminder Tec isn't for general replies  Thats  Royces  playround

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