I just bought another Stock II, and I did a trigger job as a hobby and to educate myself about the gun. Joe at PD did the trigger work on my first gun.
Anyway, new parts:
- Titan Hammer
- Bolo
- Xtreme 1 piece sear
- PD reduced power trigger return spring
- PD reduced power sear spring
- PD optimized FP spring
I polished everything per the great videos by Memphis Mechanic. I mostly used a dremel and metal polish, but occasionally used some fine grinding stones with the dremel.
The trigger is pretty good, except it occasionally (maybe 20% of the time) sticks at the very beginning of the DA pull, adding 1-2 pounds to the pull. It's like the safety is on but slips off after you pull hard enough. Right now, it's actually impossible for the safety to be on because I need to either take some material off the 1 piece sear leg or off the cam on the safety lever.
At first I thought it was the plunger under the trigger bar. I disassembled that, re-polished and lubed everything, but that wasn't it.
Then I thought maybe the 1 piece sear was sticking (since it feels like the safety is on when it's sticking). I disassembled that, re-polished and lubed everything, but that wasn't it either.
I'm out of ideas right now. I'm running a heavy hammer spring (17lbs, as long as it's smooth, I don't really care about a heavier DA, and I like knowing it will set off anything, every time).
SA is just over 3lbs
DA is just over 8lbs when it doesn't stick.
When installing the bolo, I had to take off about .020 off the inner curve per PD instructions to get the bolo to engage the trigger bar. I didn't need to do any other adjustments.
Thanks for the help!