Would this be heavier or lighter than the Beretta D spring? Langdon lists the pull weight for the #13 at 6.3 to 7lbs, but Beretta doesn't have theirs listed. I've been debating buying the Langdon Tactical trigger job in a bag kit with the #13 hammer spring. Could I have messed up something around the firing pin changing those parts that could have caused this? I got the steel parts kit and installed it at the same time as the hammer spring. Made sure I got some extra practice at Tap, Rack, Bang, but also highlighted that I need more practice not accidently hitting the safety during, or to get a G model conversion kit.Īre these ammo brands known to have hard primers? It would be easiest to just not buy those brands again and go from there, but if not I'd prefer not to spend more on training ammo. This hasn't been too annoying at the range, but also occurred during a course this past weekend. The primer would be dented and the round would fire if loaded again. I'd estimate 1 out of 100 times it would result in a failure to fire.
I figure I've gone through about 1000 rounds of each. Both Sellier & Bellot 124GR and ZQI 123GR. Well I think I have been getting light hammer strikes on two different types of range ammo. It really helped smooth out the double action and has been mostly great. Recently changed out the stock heavy spring on my 92fs for the Beretta D spring.
Figured I'd ask the experts here before changing the springs back out or getting a different one.
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