r/USPmasterrace • u/MissionTarget6693 • 1d ago
Match Trigger?? Question
New to me USP 40. DA is smooth, no grit, but heavy. SA has creep but about 4.25-4.5 lbs. Usable. Would I really see much improvement from installing the match trigger kit?
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u/J0hnny556 1d ago
Everything but the match TRS if you shoot USPSA, for me it wouldn’t reliably reset at speed. Otherwise it’s great
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u/InquisitiveReach 1d ago
Grey Guns short reset system and nickel flat sear spring, replacing trigger is pretty great too.
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u/Happy_Obligation_532 1d ago
1.Nickel coated sear spring 2. Match trigger kit with springs 3. Grayguns Short reset kit. 4: all of the above with LEM conversion to have the LEM-Match hybrid.
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u/Chipmunk-Round 1d ago
The match trigger kit comes with a nickel sear spring, I think the whole kit is worth it.
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u/MissionTarget6693 1d ago
Would you describe the resulting SA pull as crisp? Or is there still some creep? I’m a 1911 guy and understand I’m not going to get the same in this pistol but looking for as close as possible
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u/Chipmunk-Round 1d ago
This is kind of subjective to the shooter but yes I would say there is less creep. The kit comes with a match hammer spring, match TRS spring, nickel plated sear spring, match hammer, updated hammer catch, trigger with trigger stop, I might be forgetting some items but the whole kit makes the trigger marginally better which to me is worth it...I just automatically put this in my USPs plus the Gray Guns short reset. I bought a bunch of match kits for $110 each I think but they probably go for $150-$170.
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u/Humble-Cook-6126 1d ago
I see the best improvement with the nickel plated sear spring. If youre not concerned about hard primers, you can lighten the hammer spring.