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mousegun87 · 11-19-2007, 09:19 AM

Need an unmodified factory sear for my XD9. Used is fine as long as it is still in good shape.

Bought a used gun, turned out the sear had been polished/modified. I don't know who did it (previous owner also did not know). I am worried about reliability since the polishing seems to be quite extensive. But the trigger pull is very nice, lighter (about 3.5lbs) with a much cleaner break than most stock XD trigger out there. However, since I did not know who did the modification and how safe it is, I want to replace it with a stock factory sear.

Thanks.

PS: email works best, but will check this thread once a day.

Philadelphia · 11-19-2007, 03:50 PM

I don't have a spare sear but I do have a thought.

Have the gun checked by a qualified gunsmith. Two reasons:

One, the sear might be just fine and whoever monkeyed with it might have changed the spring and that's what you really need to get;

Two, if the sear really is screwed up, you want to know if anything else was done wrong too.

11-19-2007, 09:19 AM	#1
mousegun87 XDTalk Newbie Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 4	WTB unmodified XD 9mm factory sear Need an unmodified factory sear for my XD9. Used is fine as long as it is still in good shape. Bought a used gun, turned out the sear had been polished/modified. I don't know who did it (previous owner also did not know). I am worried about reliability since the polishing seems to be quite extensive. But the trigger pull is very nice, lighter (about 3.5lbs) with a much cleaner break than most stock XD trigger out there. However, since I did not know who did the modification and how safe it is, I want to replace it with a stock factory sear. Thanks. PS: email works best, but will check this thread once a day.

11-19-2007, 03:50 PM	#2
Philadelphia XDTalk 100 Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 483	I don't have a spare sear but I do have a thought. Have the gun checked by a qualified gunsmith. Two reasons: One, the sear might be just fine and whoever monkeyed with it might have changed the spring and that's what you really need to get; Two, if the sear really is screwed up, you want to know if anything else was done wrong too. __________________ "Those who answer the call to serve may never be fully understood by those who never hear that call. Whether warfighter, citizen soldier or police officer, should appreciation not manifest itself take heart that the mission is always one of service, and by serving faithfully, courageously and often at great sacrifice, the privilege of service is its own highest reward. You have received the highest honor having been entrusted with the privilege of serving; there can be no greater reward."

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