What do I mean the safety function but it doesn't affect the way it shoot it just bugs me I payed a lot of money for the gun and I look at my dads 1911 doesn't have up and down play in the triggerdanf_fl said:Is it new? Does it go through the safety function tests okay?
Does the trigger movement affect you shooting?
The 1911 does not have the pivot on the trigger as other pistols. The trigger has a "bow" that slides around the magazine and activates the sear. A little movement is not a reason to send it back.
If the trigger pull gets erratic (heavy one time, light the next), then I would get with S&W.
Sounds like they shaved a little too much off the trigger when putting it in. Id call and ask them to either send you a new trigger or mail it back for fixing. There is nothing normal about thatar15boy said:I have a s&w dk1911 and the trigger moves up and down does anyone else have one and the other ? Is should I send it back to s&w to see it they could fix it
I pretty much agree--There shud not be enuff movement to notice--Sounds like they shaved a little too much off the trigger when putting it in. Id call and ask them to either send you a new trigger or mail it back for fixing. There is nothing normal about that