mgenerallo

I shoot bullseye and 2.5# is about as low as I can go and not be challenged on the trigger weight. My shooting buddy has a TSO and his is 1.7# and I find it too light for rapid fire-too easy to get a double tap when you don't want one.

My trigger pull was 3.5# on my Shadow 2 SAO. I changed the trigger return spring for a lighter one and added a 13# hammer spring. This reduced my trigger pull to a crisp and predictable 2.5#. I also put on a red dot and change to G-10 grips from Cool Hand Gear. This gun is an absolute tack driver and I have replaced my S&W 52 with it, it shoots that good.

I use Cool Hand Gear on all of my guns...G-10 and not expensive at all. Here is my Shadow 2 with a new set of grips. From this: To this:

actually it is blue, same color as the original aluminum grips

I am a retired HS science teacher of 43 years...yes it was time to leave. Academia became far to liberal for me and lunch time generally became heated with political talk. I have been shooting since 1980 for various clubs and teams. Started out with a revolver league and progressed to my S&w 52. My most recent purchase was a CZ Shadow 2 in SAO. I changed 2 springs and grips, added a red dot and it can out shoot my 52. Hope to learn from you all. I think I have to paint that trigger silver... See pic below of my Shadow 2: