I have a general question regarding trigger pull reduction and springs.
I often see DIY trigger job instructions in which the author cuts coils off of a spring to reduce its spring rate. On an automobile coil spring this increases the spring rate. It should be the same on coil spring from a firearm.
Am I missing something here? Is this a valid way to reduce trigger pull or a
hack?
I can see shortening a spring would reduce preload which may trade off more weight than it gained in rate.
Thanks,
WNTFW
I often see DIY trigger job instructions in which the author cuts coils off of a spring to reduce its spring rate. On an automobile coil spring this increases the spring rate. It should be the same on coil spring from a firearm.
Am I missing something here? Is this a valid way to reduce trigger pull or a
hack?
I can see shortening a spring would reduce preload which may trade off more weight than it gained in rate.
Thanks,
WNTFW