Staccato P disassembly for Atlas Geppert X-line trigger upgrade

[@jeffwilliams3436]

Dang I didn’t even know people upgraded these triggers. Every example I’ve picked up had an amazing stock trigger.

[@name_less7687]

That triggers an upgrade for appearance only and voids the warrenty to install one .. taking the grips off is a no no If you're going to do it, install a red dirt trigger. Use their size chart.

[@jeffwilliams3436]

@@name_less7687 yeah I honestly don’t even see a reason to upgrade the trigger. It’s probably the best stock trigger I’ve ever felt.

[@name_less7687]

@@jeffwilliams3436 Maybe it varies gun to gun, since they are all fit by a person. I was pretty dissatisfied with mine in my model p being that it was a $2,300 gun. So I put a red dirt in it. There was probably about an 1/4 inch of travel on mine and almost all of it was pretravel. Now there's about 1/32.. I didn't change the weight. I don't know what the weight is but it feels good to me. I also love flat triggers. I'm sort of surprised that staccato doesn't use better triggers.. A lot of 1911's and revolvers have a hair trigger out of the box. A metal trigger is nice to have too, the polymer thing really surprised me. Was this your first 1911 style gun? I mean a Springfield milspec has a better trigger than my staccato did out of the box. Compared to a glock or well.. any striker gun .. of course it was way better than them.

[@jeffwilliams3436]

@@name_less7687 I don’t own a P…but I shot a Springfield Garrison 9mm back to back with it and was shocked at how good the trigger in the P was. Minimal take up and short reset. That being said Springfield 1911s are fantastic out of the box. Though I didn’t care for their Emissary model.

[@shanelongo2921]

Why on every other video mainly grip swapping they take apart the whole gun IE hammer, saftey, ETC but not you? I would assume if im just swapping frames I could do exactly what you did and leave he hammer and safety installed right??

[@TBunInd]

If i dont have to do it im not going to. but i guess everyone has their own way of doing it. I have been doing 1911s for 12 years and 2011s for the last 3. same same.

[@Cory14Tina02]

I assume this procedure would be similar, if not the same for pretty much all 2011s / 1911DSs..?

[@TBunInd]

pretty close

[@chemdog73]

Nice

[@pathfinder509]

Does this remove some of the trigger travel?

[@chemdog73]

This trigger is much better

[@Automattie]

I appreciate you. Very helpful tutorial. 🫡

[@TBunInd]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gunlover5147]

And what about how tocput it back togethe?

[@TBunInd]

do the steps. buck backwards

[@Texas_ballistics]

Hey man I wanted to ask a question. I had this trigger installed by somebody but I’ve been having problems with it. The trigger gets hard at the bottom but crisp when I pull it from the top. And at times gets stuck and doesn’t pull no matter how hard. What could be the problem ? Or is that how the trigger is supposed to be ? Btw nice video ! I’m taking it apart myself with your video💯

[@TBunInd]

Check your sear spring placement

[@sharris7034]

What’s the pull weight on the trigger? Same or 2 pounds like the some of the Atlas guns?!

[@TBunInd]

no youll have to get the ignition kit to mess with the weight. trigger shoe is just preference

[@christianbattung2548]

Can the mag release be removed by itself? Or all the prior steps in this video must be done first?

[@TBunInd]

you can remove it by itself

[@PracticalPostMan_FLA]

How much do these triggers bring down the trigger wait. My staccato p trigger is just way too heavy.

[@TBunInd]

It doesn't, to bring down pull weight you'll have to mess with the sear spring, mainspring and sometimes the sear itself.

[@PracticalPostMan_FLA]

@@TBunInd so what exactly do these triggers do besides shortening the pre travel and reset ?

[@CHEREMU5HKA]

Aesthetics and for those who dont want a polymer trigger shoe

[@BradThomas-dm9bl]

Is this the short, medium, or long atlas trigger?

[@TBunInd]

med.

[@True_Patriotx]

What slide stop is that?

[@Gunsncarsnstuff]

I was curious about the same thing. Ever find it?

[@TBunInd]

triarc

[@Right2Bexar]

Is this THE Tebun? 🥵🥵

[@rolandoalers450]

Very new to the platform, but is that an extended slide release? If so can you please share the name, thank you

[@TBunInd]

Triarc. Get it before its gone

[@TheBoho4]

@@TBunInd Triarc website states that it requires fitting. Was it difficult? I've only dealt with polymer guns and drop in parts. I just got C2 and my short fat thumb can't reach that factory release.

[@TBunInd]

@@TheBoho4 lucky mine dropped in

[@GunsandButterTV]

@@TBunInd was it the $69 option ?

[@2A_mike]

Does this trigger just drop right in or did you have to cut the grip to get it to fit? I want to install this on my XC

[@TBunInd]

Dropped right in for my xc, but you never know. Ive done 3 so far and all dropped in

[@2A_mike]

@@TBunInd thanks! Will try it this weekend.

[@JuanWickExclusives]

This would be an awesome video if you actually talked from the beginning and walked us through it not sure what the point is in the video you’re not talking

[@name_less7687]

Red dirt trigger, not this.

[@TBunInd]

Agreed. it was a customer's. I told him hes a island boi