[steveh0203]

I am buying a new XDM 45 ACP competition and I wanted to know if it would be necessary to change the trigger. I was told that these have a pretty good trigger from the factory. Would it be worth the extra dollars to go to a PRP trigger. Thanks

 

[nbk13nw]

Play with what you got for a while. The trigger will get even smoother after some range time. Then see what you do and do not like about it. I ended up with the PRP drop in after 700 rounds. The trigger is really nice. Smooth with a really crisp break. I always shoot a lot of rounds thru any new gun before I start with any mods or upgrades.

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[CarlWinslo]

Who ever told you that the trigger is pretty good either doesn't know what they are talking about or lied to you.

 

[8th SPS USAF]

It may be a matter of each shooter. Mine is just fine stock from SA, I did change the front sight from that awful red to the cool green. Several shooting friends have PRP fitted triggers in their XD's, which I understand.
They are not as good as XDM triggers. Like posted try it for awhile and if you still think it needs upgraded, contact PRP. Good Luck

 

[cbaldwin2112]

Depends on if you are planning on competing with it. If yes then yes, if no well you get the idea.

 

[ultramag]

Absolutely not necessary, however very worthwhile to upgrade the trigger.

 

[incorrigible]

For general range use, the stock trigger should be fine. For competition, you should look into upgrading.

I found the stock trigger to be mush (long travel, long reset, excessive overtravel). The PRP Ultimate kit fixed that up nicely. FYI, it's my USPSA Limited gun.

 

[TGB]

I replaced the stock trigger with the PRP drop in after around 500 rounds. So far, I'm very happy with the upgrade.

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[Tac45Lead]

I would highly recommend the Canyon Creek trigger job. Costs more and you have to send the gun to them but worth it. My buddies with the PR and others all like mine better.