Originally Posted by
iflylow
I have an older K9 - June 1996 - K9091.
I have installed the following parts from the k9098 Elite:
Trigger: 009K9S
Trigger spring: 010K9S
Trigger spacer: 011P9
The trigger breaks cleanly at a shorter distance and after it breaks there is a solid stop, no overtravel. The issue is when I hold the trigger back and rack the slide, the trigger moves another 1/8 of an inch.
I am wondering if I need to install the newer trigger bar or cocking cam. A cross reference between the K9098, K9094, and K9093 shows they all use the same trigger bar and cocking cam. However I do not know if this is the same for my K9091. I saw an old post here referencing the older trigger bar however the bar in mine looks like the newer ones. i am not sure if the round portion is wider on the new ones that would prevent it from overtraveling...
Upon removing the right grip panel. I can visually see the trigger bar moving downwards disengaging the cocking cam and sliding underneath it.
I guess my questions are:
should my cocking cam be longer so the trigger bar does not slide underneath it?
should that round portion over my trigger bar be thicker so that while it slides forward it hits the frame preventing over travel?