re: Beretta 92

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You like the D spring trigger or think the Wilson or Wolff might be better ?

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Well really all you need to do is look at the spring weights. The heavier the spring, the heavier the trigger pull.

But don't do like I did the first time - I took a D spring and cut a couple coils off with a dremel. Yea, it made the trigger light, but it made it so light that I was occasionally getting light strikes on primers.

It's always a balancing act with hammer-fired guns -you want enough punch to detonate a primer, but you want the lighter spring to lighten the trigger.

I'd say mine breaks around 4-5 pounds in single action with the D spring. It's plenty crisp enough for me.