Very thankful for the M-CARBO trigger upgrade. The factory trigger had a major malfunction of breaking during practice shooting. The new M-CARBO is the right fix. Thanks for the easy to follow installation instructions too!
Chris, your instructions are very clear and never rushed. You also point out details that are either necessary or just good to know. I didn't know you had a trigger for the LCP1 and bought one elsewhere and the installation video they had was rushed and difficult to follow at times. I have followed several of your videos and never had issues like I did with the other guy. Thanks for being clear and taking your time and for having a good working surface, background and lighting so we can see what exactly is going on.
That trigger is the bomb! I changed the trigger from the factory to another companies trigger when I first got the gun but i wasn't totally happy. This M*Carbo trigger is Amazing! If you have a LCP, you need this trigger. Keep up the great work guys. I'm a fan. I also have trigger kits for my CZ pistols as well. Love the products.
I got this for Christmas, installed it and just got back from a short range session where I put 50 rounds through it. To clarify, I got the aluminum flat trigger and the trigger spring kit. Here's a short review: the video instructions are outstanding. Follow them and it is a simple process. There are few tricky parts, but Chris gives you ample warning. I have no gunsmithing skills but was able to do this in a couple of hours once I had a set of pin punches. The Mcarbo gunsmithing hammer and bench block are helpful. The modified trigger is much better, however it is still an LCP. The pull is now lighter, as the video shows, but it is a long pull and still has the annoying "double reset." This is not all bad, since the long, heavy DA trigger pull is the only safety on the gun. The flat trigger is much more pleasant and you'll find your finger rests on the trigger in a better position for that long pull.. A few more sessions and I feel like I'll have the hang of the new trigger. A quick, cheap and fun way to improve the LCP!
Recently got around to upgrading my old LCP with the new LCP 1 flat trigger and spring kit. (Hated the stock trigger!!) Really a great difference now. Was initially concerned about the warning that it would not fit models with XXX-XXXX serial #'s. Mine is a 376-XXXXX (5 digit after the dash) and it fit/functions fine. Watched the installation video by Chris and he was right on the money on everything but the tool he used to install the X power mag spring. The new spring is quite stiff and my old arthritic fingers would not have been able to use the tool he had. I put a notch in an old flat blade screwdriver and it worked well for the install. Wanted to also replace the take down pin but they were out of stock so I I'll order one later. Can't wait to get out to shoot this highly upgraded gun. Thanks MCARBO for Your Great Products and Videos.
Pre travel adjustment is crucial in hammer reset on the sear. My pre travel was off a hair and hammer was just missing reset. Sound up disassembling and reassembling 3 times before I figured it out. The video is very good.
MAN!!! Super happy with the trigger and the spring kit! I bought the tools and parts from your site last week, followed the video to the tee and BOOM! Snappy, amazing feel and light trigger pull! I am a youtuber as well and conceal carry a LCP first gen when I vlog on the channel. The LCP is small, light, and fits in my jeans when I ride the motorcycle, yet the stock trigger was stiff and not that good, but now with the M*CARBO trigger and spring kit I am in love!!! Thank you for the great products and support videos. Yamayari
Excellent Excellent video, this is the way for a do it yourself. Didn't know about the spring kit. I just received the trigger, will order the spring kit right now to do it all once. Thank you for being so thorough. Tony
4-19-22 Just ordered trigger, springs, guide rod and xtr-power mag release spring. Well I intend to install and test as I intend to use not a BASHING test. As I intend to carry and use. I hear AWESOME through several.
Great. Now I have to spend more money. So happy you came up with this trigger. Now please make it for the LCP ll. That way I can have the same trigger on both of them.
This is awesome so far i have the take down pin and the guide rod so far i need a lot more to go lucky i waited bc now this flat trigger looks beautiful im not a gun smith or have tools might have to send it in to you guys n see
I took out the rear set screw the threads were really loose. I left the front set screw in for the reset that is tight and won't walk out. Overall happy with trigger and very easy install.
installed all of this in my brand new lcp today, didn't even shoot it ! took it out of the box and tore it down lol. Was a bit of a pain, those pins are a bear to work with. finally got it done though, looking forward to trying it out soon.
Just installed the trigger and spring kit. Gotta say getting my hammer pin out sucked but I finally got it. Wish it all came in 1 kit though. Bought the Red Trigger for my Wife's and then had to buy the spring kit. I thought the springs came with it. My Fault, didn't read the whole description. The reduction in trigger pull weight is amazing after all is said and done!
Recently got around to upgrading my old LCP with the new LCP 1 flat trigger and spring kit. Really a great difference. Reduced pull from nearly 8 lbs. to a consistent 4 lbs., with less "slop." Was initially concerned about the warning that it would not fit models with XXX-XXXX serial #'s. Mine is an XXX-XXXXX (5 digit after the dash) and it fit/functions fine.
Just installed this trigger along with their stainless steel guide rod today, and already had the Galloway Precison’s 13 pound recoil spring, Houge grip, and Garrison magazine extension. If you have all the right tools, all of them I purchased from M*Carbo when I purchased the trigger and guide rod, and follow this video for guidance, you can easily swap out the trigger in less than 30 minutes. This trigger is a game changer and definitely worth getting.
If you own an LCP you have to buy these amazing products I purchased the LCP Spring Kit, Flat Trigger Upgrade Kit and the Takedown Pin. These parts truly transformed my LCP! Everyone knows the trigger that came from Ruger is absolutely horrible and made the LCP very difficult to shoot. No longer! I just installed the Mcarbo parts listed above and instantly noticed an amazing transformation. The trigger is now smooth, trigger take-up is short and the trigger break is crisp. It no longer has that long dreadful long trigger pull. Trigger pull weight was reduced from a measured 6.5 lbs to 4.5 lbs. Last and certainly not least the wide flat trigger is well designed, comfortable along with perfect finger placement. The Mcarbo parts truly transform the LCP into a highly effective shootable pistol. I just got back from the range and I put 50 rounds through it. Before the Mcarbo upgrade I could never get consistently tight groups and it was frustrating to shot. Tonight I consistently got tight groups for the first time ever it is now fun to shoot. More importantly I am now confident I can defend myself with my LCP and would be able to put the shots where necessary to stop the threat. IF YOU OWN AN LCP YOU MUST GET THESE PARTS.
Great stuff; as I’ve purchased a number of your enhancements for other firearms but [here] my LCP came with a red flat trigger with a slight curve. A great piece that Ruger stopped making. Keep up the instructional vids.
PowerPunchingSecrets.com What....Wait....What? When? How did you find out? I wanted one. I'm still trying to get over the loss of the Mc DLT The hot sides hot, the cold sides cold...
Did I miss the part where you explain how to adjust the front and back set screws on the trigger? I saw the part where you said to start out at 3 threads on front and 2 threads on back but where is the Fine Tune part in the video? Love the product, I've owned this gun since they first came out and it's now sooo much better...
I don't want my pocket pistol to have a 3.5 -4.5 lb trigger. Do you guys understand which springs perform which percentage of reduction or only the aggregate effect of all springs? Can the spring kit be used incrementally to reduce the trigger some?
I'm so confused 😵💫. After watching this video, I ordered the spring kit, the guide rod & spring kit, and the trigger kit from you. Everything was reasonably priced & easy to install. But now the slide won't chamber a round without the trigger being squeezed AND held in the just-fired position ? ? ?
I like straight triggers... but I hate FLAT triggers. Very few companies ever make a straight trigger that's not flat, but the few that do have excellent, very comfortable triggers. Most people partially wrap their fingers around the trigger (anyone that don't have small hands).... so having a Flat trigger with 90 degree edges really makes for an uncomfortable trigger. It's like wrapping your finger around a board with sharp edges (as apposed to wrapping your finger around a dowel, which would be comfortable). I know they shouldn't be sharp and blade like (like OEM Glock triggers and the OEM LCP kinda)... but making them too wide with corners seems to make them even worse for a lot of people too.
I'm guessing it will be fine to use this trigger without the two screws? I'm less worried about fine-tuning my trigger for overtravel and reset, and more interested in just having an aluminum trigger over the original polymer (I broke two polymer stock triggers over the 6k rounds put through my LCP1).
Ok I am no pistol expert but I am mechanically inclined … I installed my new trigger and new springs last night and my hammer is only going half way … does this half to do with the set screws . I’ve already broke this thing down multiple times with same outcome.
Two years later…. Ruger LCP Max Flat Trigger And Spring Kit I was introduced to M*CARBO when I upgraded my LCP I with their flat trigger and spring kit. It truly transformed a questionable daily carry pistol to my every day carry. I decided to buy the LCP MAX because of its 10/12 round capacity and the fact it’s slightly wider giving it far greater controllability. The day after I bought it I shipped it to M*CARBO to have their Flat Trigger Upgrade Kit, Trigger Spring Kit, and Upgraded Stainless Steel Guide Rod installed. Took it to the range for the first time on Saturday and it blew me away how accurate and controllable it is. The take up and break is absolutely perfect for conceal carry. Firing a single shot, fast double taps even ripping 10 rounds fast as I could pull the trigger made no different. All shots hit within the ten ring. IMO beyond impressive for such a small gun. M*Carbo is the go to place for great innovative products and installation (gunsmith work). Would not trust my life to anyone else.
I missed the discount so I'll wait for the next one. I have the 10th Ann. edition. That and the spring kit should be very nice. Now get to work on a fire /safety switch for the Stribog !
What do you think about some kind of a mod to improve the sights ? I love my LCP .380 Gen 1 with viridian TL light and a 7 round magazine loaded 7 +1 with Federal HST Deep 99 Grain. I want to upgrade my trigger and am hearing you on the spring kit calling my name. . . .
You can replace just the trigger, but since you'll be doing a complete teardown, why not replace them while you're at it? The springs are inexpensive and make a world of difference! I swapped out the trigger, springs, guide rod and takedown pin on mine. Ended up going back with the factory trigger return spring, but kept the lighter mainspring and firing pin spring. It really helped!
QUESTION... does the trigger work with the Crimson Trace laser site as it takes up some space in the trigger hole. Also the factory plastic trigger has lots of Side to side slop, how's your trigger?
How do I know which Gen my LCP is? Box says LCP. Did a serial # search on ruger same thing. Says it’s an LCP and nothing more. I bought it last year. I know for sure it’s not a II.
I'm putting your trigger into much neighbor's LCP1. I've been through the video multiple times but haven't seen any reference to a small metal washer. It fell out of the assembly when I pulled the trigger spring. Any guesses as to where it came from? Thanks, Joe
I've not seen a washer in my LCP1 when doing this trigger job. I have seen two different videos on trigger installations and there is no washer involved. I'd check the manual for the parts list. Good luck!
@@-wellthathappened.34 thanks David. I did not install the washer on reassembly. I haven't discovered any problems with the cycling after assembly. I have to assume the tiny washer was a pocket accumulated extra..scary thought
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Very thankful for the M-CARBO trigger upgrade. The factory trigger had a major malfunction of breaking during practice shooting. The new M-CARBO is the right fix. Thanks for the easy to follow installation instructions too!
Yeah! I went through two of those original polymer triggers on mine. Enough of that! Aluminum just makes so much more sense for a trigger.
Chris, your instructions are very clear and never rushed. You also point out details that are either necessary or just good to know. I didn't know you had a trigger for the LCP1 and bought one elsewhere and the installation video they had was rushed and difficult to follow at times. I have followed several of your videos and never had issues like I did with the other guy. Thanks for being clear and taking your time and for having a good working surface, background and lighting so we can see what exactly is going on.
That trigger is the bomb! I changed the trigger from the factory to another companies trigger when I first got the gun but i wasn't totally happy. This M*Carbo trigger is Amazing! If you have a LCP, you need this trigger. Keep up the great work guys. I'm a fan. I also have trigger kits for my CZ pistols as well. Love the products.
Like the trigger, but would keep stock springs as I don't want a pocket pistol that would be easier to accidentally fire JMHO 🤣👍
MCarbo just made my day. I have a Ruger LCP and two Sccy cpx-1 and 2. My getting all of my pistols upgraded.
Just ordered almost $100 of products from your site! Thanks for the videos man. Keep them coming!
Bought a full kit for my new LCP. looking forward to the full mod! Excellent improvement for the most concealable micro out there.
I got this for Christmas, installed it and just got back from a short range session where I put 50 rounds through it. To clarify, I got the aluminum flat trigger and the trigger spring kit. Here's a short review: the video instructions are outstanding. Follow them and it is a simple process. There are few tricky parts, but Chris gives you ample warning. I have no gunsmithing skills but was able to do this in a couple of hours once I had a set of pin punches. The Mcarbo gunsmithing hammer and bench block are helpful. The modified trigger is much better, however it is still an LCP. The pull is now lighter, as the video shows, but it is a long pull and still has the annoying "double reset." This is not all bad, since the long, heavy DA trigger pull is the only safety on the gun. The flat trigger is much more pleasant and you'll find your finger rests on the trigger in a better position for that long pull.. A few more sessions and I feel like I'll have the hang of the new trigger. A quick, cheap and fun way to improve the LCP!
Nice. Glad you have good people that know how to give good gifts. lol.
Recently got around to upgrading my old LCP with the new LCP 1 flat trigger and spring kit. (Hated the stock trigger!!) Really a great difference now. Was initially concerned about the warning that it would not fit models with XXX-XXXX serial #'s. Mine is a 376-XXXXX (5 digit after the dash) and it fit/functions fine. Watched the installation video by Chris and he was right on the money on everything but the tool he used to install the X power mag spring. The new spring is quite stiff and my old arthritic fingers would not have been able to use the tool he had. I put a notch in an old flat blade screwdriver and it worked well for the install. Wanted to also replace the take down pin but they were out of stock so I
I'll order one later. Can't wait to get out to shoot this highly upgraded gun. Thanks MCARBO for Your Great Products and Videos.
Pre travel adjustment is crucial in hammer reset on the sear. My pre travel was off a hair and hammer was just missing reset. Sound up disassembling and reassembling 3 times before I figured it out. The video is very good.
MAN!!! Super happy with the trigger and the spring kit! I bought the tools and parts from your site last week, followed the video to the tee and BOOM! Snappy, amazing feel and light trigger pull! I am a youtuber as well and conceal carry a LCP first gen when I vlog on the channel. The LCP is small, light, and fits in my jeans when I ride the motorcycle, yet the stock trigger was stiff and not that good, but now with the M*CARBO trigger and spring kit I am in love!!! Thank you for the great products and support videos. Yamayari
Just tested mine out! Amazing! Great job y'all!
I've updated my LCP and love the new trigger, firing pin spring and trigger pull along with the spring for the magazine release.
Excellent Excellent video, this is the way for a do it yourself. Didn't know about the spring kit. I just received the trigger, will order the spring kit right now to do it all once. Thank you for being so thorough.
Tony
Looks great. Can’t wait for the LCP two version!
4-19-22 Just ordered trigger, springs, guide rod and xtr-power mag release spring. Well I intend to install and test as I intend to use not a BASHING test. As I intend to carry and use. I hear AWESOME through several.
Great. Now I have to spend more money. So happy you came up with this trigger. Now please make it for the LCP ll. That way I can have the same trigger on both of them.
most rugers i shot really cycled great. those guns are well made. neat video.
This is awesome so far i have the take down pin and the guide rod so far i need a lot more to go lucky i waited bc now this flat trigger looks beautiful im not a gun smith or have tools might have to send it in to you guys n see
I took out the rear set screw the threads were really loose. I left the front set screw in for the reset that is tight and won't walk out. Overall happy with trigger and very easy install.
The longer set screw goes in the REAR of the trigger. Once adjusted, it is a huge improvement
He does say the short one goes in the back here.
installed all of this in my brand new lcp today, didn't even shoot it ! took it out of the box and tore it down lol. Was a bit of a pain, those pins are a bear to work with. finally got it done though, looking forward to trying it out soon.
Just installed the trigger and spring kit. Gotta say getting my hammer pin out sucked but I finally got it. Wish it all came in 1 kit though. Bought the Red Trigger for my Wife's and then had to buy the spring kit. I thought the springs came with it. My Fault, didn't read the whole description. The reduction in trigger pull weight is amazing after all is said and done!
Recently got around to upgrading my old LCP with the new LCP 1 flat trigger and spring kit. Really a great difference. Reduced pull from nearly 8 lbs. to a consistent 4 lbs., with less "slop." Was initially concerned about the warning that it would not fit models with XXX-XXXX serial #'s. Mine is an XXX-XXXXX (5 digit after the dash) and it fit/functions fine.
Just installed this trigger along with their stainless steel guide rod today, and already had the Galloway Precison’s 13 pound recoil spring, Houge grip, and Garrison magazine extension. If you have all the right tools, all of them I purchased from M*Carbo when I purchased the trigger and guide rod, and follow this video for guidance, you can easily swap out the trigger in less than 30 minutes. This trigger is a game changer and definitely worth getting.
If you own an LCP you have to buy these amazing products
I purchased the LCP Spring Kit, Flat Trigger Upgrade Kit and the Takedown Pin. These parts truly transformed my LCP! Everyone knows the trigger that came from Ruger is absolutely horrible and made the LCP very difficult to shoot. No longer!
I just installed the Mcarbo parts listed above and instantly noticed an amazing transformation. The trigger is now smooth, trigger take-up is short and the trigger break is crisp. It no longer has that long dreadful long trigger pull. Trigger pull weight was reduced from a measured 6.5 lbs to 4.5 lbs. Last and certainly not least the wide flat trigger is well designed, comfortable along with perfect finger placement. The Mcarbo parts truly transform the LCP into a highly effective shootable pistol.
I just got back from the range and I put 50 rounds through it. Before the Mcarbo upgrade I could never get consistently tight groups and it was frustrating to shot. Tonight I consistently got tight groups for the first time ever it is now fun to shoot. More importantly I am now confident I can defend myself with my LCP and would be able to put the shots where necessary to stop the threat.
IF YOU OWN AN LCP YOU MUST GET THESE PARTS.
Need this entire upgrade set
I will be looking into the whole kit. Thanks
Great stuff; as I’ve purchased a number of your enhancements for other firearms but [here] my LCP came with a red flat trigger with a slight curve. A great piece that Ruger stopped making. Keep up the instructional vids.
PowerPunchingSecrets.com What....Wait....What?
When? How did you find out? I wanted one.
I'm still trying to get over the loss of the Mc DLT
The hot sides hot, the cold sides cold...
Did I miss the part where you explain how to adjust the front and back set screws on the trigger? I saw the part where you said to start out at 3 threads on front and 2 threads on back but where is the Fine Tune part in the video? Love the product, I've owned this gun since they first came out and it's now sooo much better...
Need to bundle these LCP upgrades. I ordered them for 1 of mine.
This trigger looks better than Galloway but had to buy theirs since you stopped offering red 😢
Got everything else from you guys, though 👌
Oh lcp1 only. Thats cool. I have an lcp2
I’d be interested in a whole kit
Great video Chris and very helpful, thank you!
Thank you for the awesome product and great video. I will now use this instead of the g19
Can y’all make the frame pins metal? I’d gladly buy a set maybe in polished stainless or even red lol just ordered yalls full kit and I’m stoked
I don't want my pocket pistol to have a 3.5 -4.5 lb trigger. Do you guys understand which springs perform which percentage of reduction or only the aggregate effect of all springs? Can the spring kit be used incrementally to reduce the trigger some?
I have the same question. Did you get an answer?
@@rickh5698 No luck.
@@Jeremy_Walker Any luck keeping the trigger spring itself but returning to the stock spring for the hammer, etc.?
Thanks bub!
Whats the turn around time for the PMR30 package?
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I'm so confused 😵💫. After watching this video, I ordered the spring kit, the guide rod & spring kit, and the trigger kit from you. Everything was reasonably priced & easy to install. But now the slide won't chamber a round without the trigger being squeezed AND held in the just-fired position ? ? ?
Great solution :) grettings for author
Please make lighter smoother trigger for Beretta APX A1 Carry. Thanks
I like straight triggers... but I hate FLAT triggers. Very few companies ever make a straight trigger that's not flat, but the few that do have excellent, very comfortable triggers. Most people partially wrap their fingers around the trigger (anyone that don't have small hands).... so having a Flat trigger with 90 degree edges really makes for an uncomfortable trigger. It's like wrapping your finger around a board with sharp edges (as apposed to wrapping your finger around a dowel, which would be comfortable). I know they shouldn't be sharp and blade like (like OEM Glock triggers and the OEM LCP kinda)... but making them too wide with corners seems to make them even worse for a lot of people too.
Please make a trigger for the LCP 2!!!!
I'm guessing it will be fine to use this trigger without the two screws? I'm less worried about fine-tuning my trigger for overtravel and reset, and more interested in just having an aluminum trigger over the original polymer (I broke two polymer stock triggers over the 6k rounds put through my LCP1).
How about making a kit for the taurus pt738. Tcp 380
Absolutely amazing video y’all are the shit! This helped me eat more than you know
Do you make any parts for the Kel-tec p32 or the CZ p10?
A short stroke flat trigger and an upgraded extractor spring for the lcp 2 22 would be great.
Ok I am no pistol expert but I am mechanically inclined … I installed my new trigger and new springs last night and my hammer is only going half way … does this half to do with the set screws . I’ve already broke this thing down multiple times with same outcome.
Well I own a lcp 2 make some parts for it to.
Awesome
Two years later….
Ruger LCP Max Flat Trigger And Spring Kit
I was introduced to M*CARBO when I upgraded my LCP I with their flat trigger and spring kit. It truly transformed a questionable daily carry pistol to my every day carry.
I decided to buy the LCP MAX because of its 10/12 round capacity and the fact it’s slightly wider giving it far greater controllability. The day after I bought it I shipped it to M*CARBO to have their Flat Trigger Upgrade Kit, Trigger Spring Kit, and Upgraded Stainless Steel Guide Rod installed.
Took it to the range for the first time on Saturday and it blew me away how accurate and controllable it is. The take up and break is absolutely perfect for conceal carry. Firing a single shot, fast double taps even ripping 10 rounds fast as I could pull the trigger made no different. All shots hit within the ten ring. IMO beyond impressive for such a small gun.
M*Carbo is the go to place for great innovative products and installation (gunsmith work).
Would not trust my life to anyone else.
Cool
That amazing little tool you use to push the trigger forward as you but the back end together is something I cannot find anywhere. Can it be bought?
Will we see the return of Ruger PC Carbine Bundles?
Please make one for the LCP II Lite Rack.
I missed the discount so I'll wait for the next one. I have the 10th Ann. edition. That and the spring kit should be very nice. Now get to work on a fire /safety switch for the Stribog !
How as you have shown here in this video?
What do you think about some kind of a mod to improve the sights ? I love my LCP .380 Gen 1 with viridian TL light and a 7 round magazine loaded 7 +1 with Federal HST Deep 99 Grain. I want to upgrade my trigger and am hearing you on the spring kit calling my name. . . .
I need this.
Are P3at and lcp trigger’s interchangeable?
Can you replace just the trigger or is it a must to replace all the Springs too?
You can replace just the trigger, but since you'll be doing a complete teardown, why not replace them while you're at it? The springs are inexpensive and make a world of difference! I swapped out the trigger, springs, guide rod and takedown pin on mine. Ended up going back with the factory trigger return spring, but kept the lighter mainspring and firing pin spring.
It really helped!
I want the bundle option.
Need everything for LCP MAX .380
How is your slide so shiny ? what do you use to clean your handgun? Mine is more of a Matt black on the slide but i would love it to look like yours.
QUESTION... does the trigger work with the Crimson Trace laser site as it takes up some space in the trigger hole.
Also the factory plastic trigger has lots of Side to side slop, how's your trigger?
How do I know which Gen my LCP is? Box says LCP. Did a serial # search on ruger same thing. Says it’s an LCP and nothing more. I bought it last year. I know for sure it’s not a II.
Is there a way to eliminate side to side motion on the trigger after install? Or did I do something wrong?
One complete change package. One price.
Can you change the LCP 1 trigger with an LCP2 trigger as an upgrade?
Is there a huge difference with the $50 polishing service?
What about parts for a LC9? Can you guys do that too?
I'm putting your trigger into much neighbor's LCP1. I've been through the video multiple times but haven't seen any reference to a small metal washer. It fell out of the assembly when I pulled the trigger spring. Any guesses as to where it came from? Thanks, Joe
I've not seen a washer in my LCP1 when doing this trigger job. I have seen two different videos on trigger installations and there is no washer involved. I'd check the manual for the parts list. Good luck!
@@-wellthathappened.34 thanks David. I did not install the washer on reassembly. I haven't discovered any problems with the cycling after assembly. I have to assume the tiny washer was a pocket accumulated extra..scary thought
How do you order for the complete kit?
Does it fix the trigger pinch issue?
I don’t want a lighter trigger pull, just the flat trigger.
Also how much for this whole kit?
does this fit the ec9?
does this fit lcp max?
Lcp 1 looks so much better than the lcp 2. The 2 looks so busy and ugly.
Does this trigger fit the LCP gen 2 that looks like the LCP 1
from what their website says the LCO 1 trigger does not fit the LCP 2
@@speed9044 apparently the gen 2 is not the same as the lcp2
Theres the LCP1, then theres theLCP1- gen 2, then theres the LCP2. Theres 3 models.
I feel like is to much for me lol can send my module and pay you guys to install the trigger