It's a .40S&W, DA/SA. The SA pull is fine (I don't know how many lbs, but would guess 8+), but the DA pull is very light (for my taste). Feels like it's less than 4 lbs (I am guessing, comparing to a Glock standard pull of 5.5 lbs).

 

I would like the DA pull to be higher (maybe 4+ lbs or so). What can be done to correct this? New trigger spring?

 

On a unrelated note, I shot the pistol today and the ejector popped-out after two mags. Luckily, I found the tiny spring that butts into a circular crevice behind the ejector. The pin from top of slide (vertically down) to hold the ejector was in the same position (and ejector didn't fall out), so how did the ejector spring pop-out?

 

This is the second time in over a decade, but this is not good.

 

Any ideas? I may just ship it back to Taurus for a check-up.

 

I will take some pics tomorrow.

Ship it out to Taurus, and when she comes back, have a trigger job done on it.

How is the DA pull less than the SA pull?

How is the DA pull less than the SA pull?

 

Flipped the definition! :oops:

Ship it out to Taurus, and when she comes back, have a trigger job done on it.

 

I have never shipped a handgun before. Does it have to come back from Taurus to a FFL or directly to me?

 

Does a trigger job involve polishing the metal to metal contacts or something more? What's the typical charge by a gunsmith?

Goes back to you. The only time you can do this is through the manufacturer and you. As far as I know.

You can always use a local gunsmith for a trigger job. I did for my revolver and i think it cost just under 80 bucks.