So I bought a new P-07 last month.
Not a newcomer to CGW, as I fully Cajunized a PCR and a 97Bd. (even had them do the bushing work on the 97)
Those were some sweet shooting pistols, but they ultimately found new homes.
But the P-07-
grittiest trigger out of the box that I’ve ever felt. Just awful. Worst I have ever felt.
So I decide to buy the CGW spring kit , extended firing pin and spring,and a .230 bearing( it’s what my factory roller was), and do the polishing of the other parts.
Put it back together and was underwhelmed.
So I figured what the heck. Basically ordered the rest of the PRO package à la cart, and reassembled it again.
Installed the Red sear spring, and the heavy Firing Pin Plunger lifter spring.
Was REALLY underwhelmed dry firing it, so I called and spoke with Jacob, and he suggested that I get the .220 roller because it would be much better than the larger one..
At this point, I was not hopeful.
So when reassembling THIS time, I bent the trigger bar spring down a TINY bit more. ( I had already bent it a little bit before), installed the heavy, not the red sear spring, and the light plunger spring from the spring kit.
Well, I got it together today, and holy geez, this is one fine trigger now. ( I guess I shouldn’t have been surprised, using the heavier springs, but didn’t think it would make that much of a difference) I had even had a few times when testing the trigger reset ( before), that it felt like something was binding up..
So happy with this now…
I’m not sure why the roller made such a huge difference, but man, I’m happy now. Hopefully I’ll get to shoot it pretty soon..