I did find a way to reduce the trigger pull to about 5 pounds on the sigma
I did find a way to reduce the trigger pull to about 5 pounds on the sigma
The 39-59 guns are very good firearms. Smith got into the semi auto business when the revolver was still king in LEO circles.... and just about the time the "wonder 9's" started taking market share, Glock changed the rules.
The biggest gripe I ever had about the 39-2?... the transition from DA to SA after the first shot was hard to learn. Once you figure that transition out, it's all good.
The particular 39-2 I still have hiccups on 115 grain ammo of any make--- but gobbles up all the 147 grain bullets I can find for it.
The biggest gripe I ever had about the 39-2?... the transition from DA to SA after the first shot was hard to learn. Once you figure that transition out, it's all good.
The particular 39-2 I still have hiccups on 115 grain ammo of any make--- but gobbles up all the 147 grain bullets I can find for it.
I don't want a Sigma, but the others are great. My M&P works great. No complaints.
Can you PM me and tell me how ya did it? I love my sigma but the trigger pull is a little heavy. I still don't understand why people knock them so much.
yea the 5906's along with the other 3rd gen smith gun's are good i use one as my boat gun best darn anchor ive ever had........ LOL.
Or just post it. I have afriend with one who would like to know how. Thanks
I will start a new thread for it
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