Springfield Range officer trigger
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Springfield Range officer trigger
the springfield RO comes with three hole trigger,i saw RO with no holes trigger in the case of kc roll triggers combination. what is the best trigger fo make a sustitution of three hole trigger?? or the three hole is best than sustitution trigger??
SW-52- Posts : 805
Join date : 2015-07-20
Age : 40
Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
Either, or, Both have there supporters. I've found if you want to use a trigger shoe, you want the solid trigger.
james r chapman- Admin
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Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
best triggers that are solid with smooth face is cylinder and slide. comes in three sizes, short, med and long
DavidR- Admin
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Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
No difference to me on the trigger design as long as it is correctly fitted. I am using KC roll trigger kits with the factory RO vented triggers.
Sc0- Posts : 316
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Location : Houston, TX
Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
The shoe I make is designed to fit 3 hole another for 2 hole and a third type for solid trigger so if a shoe is important then the type trigger does not matter.
The original reason behind the 3 hole trigger was weight. The issue that a heavy trigger will cause trigger bounce and cause the gun to discharge if the slide was let go. Holding the trigger back while letting the slide go was a way to prevent this.
I've found that most of the reasons for trigger bounce was incorrect disconnector. I currently have a solid bronze trigger with a bronze shoe attached and have no problem. Others that have tried the solid bronze trigger I make like it better than aluminum. Some I made with holes too.
Another function of the three hole trigger is decorative, it looks better!
The original trigger was steel but I'm thinking more expensive. The steel trigger is hard to find yet I know of many shooters that preferred the steel trigger!
So in everything in your RO is functioning properly you should not have a problem using a Solid Trigger since it was probably decorative intent by Springfield.
The original reason behind the 3 hole trigger was weight. The issue that a heavy trigger will cause trigger bounce and cause the gun to discharge if the slide was let go. Holding the trigger back while letting the slide go was a way to prevent this.
I've found that most of the reasons for trigger bounce was incorrect disconnector. I currently have a solid bronze trigger with a bronze shoe attached and have no problem. Others that have tried the solid bronze trigger I make like it better than aluminum. Some I made with holes too.
Another function of the three hole trigger is decorative, it looks better!
The original trigger was steel but I'm thinking more expensive. The steel trigger is hard to find yet I know of many shooters that preferred the steel trigger!
So in everything in your RO is functioning properly you should not have a problem using a Solid Trigger since it was probably decorative intent by Springfield.
Froneck- Posts : 1763
Join date : 2014-04-05
Age : 77
Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
i saw this triggers,nice option.DavidR wrote:best triggers that are solid with smooth face is cylinder and slide. comes in three sizes, short, med and long
SW-52- Posts : 805
Join date : 2015-07-20
Age : 40
Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
Not worth changing unless getting a trigger job. I have Harrison Extreme duty triggers Short (really medium) on all my pistols. They have a fixed over travel stop.
Outside of that , Greider is one everybody uses.
Outside of that , Greider is one everybody uses.
rich.tullo- Posts : 2006
Join date : 2015-03-28
Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
Greider bought out Videki. Same dies. Most popular trigger I fit.
Jon
Jon
Jon Eulette- Posts : 4399
Join date : 2013-04-15
Location : Southern Kalifornia
Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
and Greiders are less expensive than most... they have really good bows
jglenn21- Posts : 2620
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Location : monroe , ga
Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
i see the trigger in brownells,nice and great price. i have small hands,what is the best for me?? small or medium?Jon Eulette wrote:Greider bought out Videki. Same dies. Most popular trigger I fit.
Jon
SW-52- Posts : 805
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Re: Springfield Range officer trigger
I have small hands I went with the short one.
Skid- Posts : 282
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Age : 62
Location : Northern Lower Mi
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