Q5 SF Trigger mod to remove the creep

[a_whole_lot_of_freedom]

Did this set-screw creep mod and definitely worked.  A little hairy tapping that hole by hand but glad I did it.  Breaks like a carrot now with no creep.

Yep its a very easy mod that can save you a few hundred dollars for a pro trigger job.

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[DBlue]

I'm really loving this gun now after doing this mod and the polishing of the trigger bar etc.... I'm not a very good pistol shooter as I've always been a shotgun shooter, I shot competitive skeet for about 25 years...then I got into rimfire benchrest rifles for a few years. After quitting skeet shooting and benchrest,  I decided that I want to try pistol shooting just for fun as I've always liked pistols but was never worth a crap shooting one. I got a Dillon 650 loader and started loading 9mm, I got a nice load worked up and I shoot on my backyard range as I live in a rural area with no restrictions on shooting. I've got three 9mm pistols , a M&P 2.0, a Sig P210A Target and this Wather Q5 SF...... the Walther is my favorite one to shoot....:)

 

I shot my best target at 20 yards today...this is the target, three 17 rounds clips at 20 yards....

 

Edited May 17, 2020 by DBlue

[a_whole_lot_of_freedom]

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[Zmaniac]

This is the Walther instructions on how to adjust the sear screw on their Expert trigger.   Understand DIY adjustments may vary based on location of screw, thread pitch, etc, 

 

https://www.carl-walther.com/fileadmin/uploads/media/manuals/284_10_53_BA_Q5_Match-SF_EXPERT_International_Inhalt_2019-03-29_LR.pdf

 

Of note, the picture mislabels the SA lever and sear as one for the other.  

Edited July 1, 2020 by Zmaniac

[boatdoc173]

Memphismechanic--thanks for the info and this thread. it seems to be just what my q5 mat ch needs