Spent the day with my SP-01, a CGW production legal kit, and some elbow grease.

[Taco101]

To start, I got my SP-01 manual safety last weekend.  I took it to the range and shot it.  Wow!  With my 135 power factor loads the gun shot FLAT!!!  But the trigger could use some love.  I ordered a production legal trigger kit from Cajun Gun Works.  It got here yesterday and the wind is howling today.   Perfect time to work indoors.  I Brought up several forum posts about disassembly and smoothing the trigger, and set to work.  I carefully polished all the parts that were mentioned and installed all of the new CGW parts.  What a difference!!!!!  I don't have a trigger scale but it is MUCH better than before and nice and smooth.  Still waiting on some Dawson Precision sights.  I have the 10x bushing and will install it when I do the sights.

Lessons Learned:  I spread a towel out across a table in my office, not my shop.  Figured it might be easier to find lost parts in my office and its easier to look at the how to posts.

I used small slips of paper to make a label for each piece I removed, made reassembly much easier.

When putting the sear cage back together....Watch the springs!  I was glad i was on light colored carpet and had a big magnet.  I might buy a couple spares for the future.



If you have moderate tinkering skills and can follow directions this was a really great day project and well worth the effort.
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[1SOW]

My 1960's era giant speaker magnets have saved me a couple or three times. (Slow learner)

You'll enjoy the heck out of the action improvements when shooting!

Congrats.

[Tok36]

Glad you got it all tuned up. I do most of my tuning on my computer desk in front of the computer, this set up comes in real handy.

Thank you for the pic.

[Taco101]

Sights came in the afternoon mail.  Some fitting and they are on/. Put the bushing in the freezer for a couple hours.  It pushed in relatively easily.  Dryfired for a while.... SWEET!

[Taco101]

350 rounds through it today....  What a difference.  Totally worth it. 

[ad5md]

How difficult was it to remove the stock bushing? Did you need to clamp the slide on a bench vise? Tnx

[Taco101]

How difficult was it to remove the stock bushing? Did you need to clamp the slide on a bench vise? Tnx

I put an 11mm 1/4" drive socket in behind the bushing.  I but a large punch on the socket and braced the front of the gun on a block of wood.  Ensure that the bushing is not on the wood.  It took a couple sharp blows and out it came.