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jlucas45 · 07-09-2010, 07:45 PM

I actually bought a Sigma 40VE and first thing did the trigger mod by removing the pigtail and the outer sear reset springs, and adding back a pen spring just for support and a little sear reset support. The trigger is set at about 6-7 lbs. with a clean break with moderate trigger travel...a bit less than a revolver. First time out, I found the feed from the magazine almost silky, with no forward slide feeling the cartridge feed at all...It took a few shots to get used to the trigger, which was quicker than I expected, but after that almost all of my shots were in the black at 15 yards, getting tighter as I got used to the trigger. Sights are very good to excellent. This is going to be my primary CCW...significantly lighter than my Sig Pro, and shoots almost as good. I really appreciate the photos and the instructions here, which were the deciding factor to purchase this pistol from budsgunshop.com. This is one of those things that really came out good...price, easy enhancement, reliable, accurate, light weight, and natural hand fit.

07-09-2010, 07:45 PM	#9
jlucas45 Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1	Re: S&W .40 Sigma trigger mod I actually bought a Sigma 40VE and first thing did the trigger mod by removing the pigtail and the outer sear reset springs, and adding back a pen spring just for support and a little sear reset support. The trigger is set at about 6-7 lbs. with a clean break with moderate trigger travel...a bit less than a revolver. First time out, I found the feed from the magazine almost silky, with no forward slide feeling the cartridge feed at all...It took a few shots to get used to the trigger, which was quicker than I expected, but after that almost all of my shots were in the black at 15 yards, getting tighter as I got used to the trigger. Sights are very good to excellent. This is going to be my primary CCW...significantly lighter than my Sig Pro, and shoots almost as good. I really appreciate the photos and the instructions here, which were the deciding factor to purchase this pistol from budsgunshop.com. This is one of those things that really came out good...price, easy enhancement, reliable, accurate, light weight, and natural hand fit.