Part 2 FNS-9 Trigger Job with retained factory trigger safety.

Published on September 2, 2017
Duration: 6:09

This video details a follow-up trigger job on an FNS-9 pistol, specifically focusing on retaining the factory trigger safety. The instructor explains the benefits of this approach, contrasting it with previous modifications that deactivated the safety. The process involves modifying the trigger mechanism to ensure a crisp break at the wall while still preventing accidental discharge if the trigger face is pressed directly, offering an added layer of safety for carry.

Quick Summary

This FNS-9 trigger job focuses on retaining the factory trigger safety for enhanced security during carry. The modification aims for a 'buttery smooth' pull with a crisp break at the wall and a defined reset, without compromising the firearm's safety features. Users can choose to retain or deactivate the safety based on their personal preference and intended use.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to FNS-9 Trigger Job
  2. 00:09Follow-up on Previous Trigger Job
  3. 00:27Addressing Trigger Safety Concerns
  4. 01:06Preference for Trigger Wall
  5. 01:33Redone Trigger Job: Factory Safe
  6. 02:14Options for Trigger Job Configuration
  7. 02:39Demonstrating Trigger Safety Functionality
  8. 03:04Trigger Break and Reset Explanation
  9. 03:30Benefits of Retained Safety
  10. 03:53Analogy to Customization Choices
  11. 04:01Primary Safety: Trigger Finger
  12. 04:11Holster/Bag Safety Considerations
  13. 04:34Best Trigger Job for FNS-9/FN 509
  14. 04:44Comparison to Other Trigger Mods
  15. 05:00Smoothness and Lack of Grit
  16. 05:15Trade-offs with Reactivated Safety
  17. 05:23Customization Options
  18. 05:33Logistical Benefits of Factory Safe
  19. 05:50Conclusion and Viewer Engagement

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary focus of this FNS-9 trigger job video?

This video focuses on performing a trigger job on an FNS-9 pistol while specifically retaining the factory trigger safety. The instructor demonstrates how to achieve a better trigger feel and break without deactivating this safety feature, offering a more secure option for carry.

What are the benefits of retaining the factory trigger safety on an FNS-9 trigger job?

Retaining the factory trigger safety adds an extra layer of security, preventing accidental firing if the trigger face is pressed directly. This is particularly beneficial for users who carry their firearm, providing peace of mind that the trigger won't be inadvertently activated.

How does the modified FNS-9 trigger feel after this job?

The modified FNS-9 trigger is described as 'buttery smooth' with no grit, a crisp break at the wall, a defined reset, and an over-travel stop. Even with the safety retained, the trigger pull is responsive and improved over the factory configuration.

Can this trigger job be customized for different preferences?

Yes, the instructor emphasizes that the trigger job can be configured either with the factory safety retained or deactivated, catering to individual user preferences and intended use cases for the FNS-9 pistol.

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