Does a trigger job effect the value of a pistol?

It is a selling point I would think unless it is a "classic" gun where the original parts are desired

Still, it will be diminished in value being used. Like you won't get more than a new one would cost that doesn't have a trigger job

You aren't going to get $900 for a pistol you bought for $800 and had some trigger work done. Won't even get $800

No, but they're people out there that polish all the bits, rework some shite, change some parts and effectively make it, basically, a 1911 trigger. It's a two part trigger with a long take up, that will not change, with a 7-8# pull at the end. That part and the reset can be completely worked over. The # pull is easy, making it crisp with a short reset will cost you. I want a new front sight as well.

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Gaston

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I joined the dark side and got a HK.

I went with the safest gun for me to operate in a time of extreme need. No safety, grip, trigger, or lever, and it has a hammer so I don't glock leg myself. That I think it's cool looking and they don't make 357sig 1911s.

Don't look at this then.

I want this Dawson front sight.

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VP9, comes in tomorrow at Ferrara

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wtf, where did they find one? ive been looking everywhere

To the original question. I do not believe it changes the value of the gun negatively on a non collectable gun.

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discontinued HK.

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Which one? I forgot what you have.

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I want to make it a V4 though.

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From what I'm reading that is just taking off the safety. Is that correct? The charts are different and there is no V4 for P2000 on the chart




Eta: I see the V differences.
V0: CDA (Combat Defense Action) trigger system (SA/DA). Single-action trigger pull of 20 N (4.5 lbf) (+4/-2 N), double-action trigger pull – 51 N (11.5 lbf) (±5 N).
V1: CDA trigger system (LEM). The LEM trigger is a dual-stage trigger that fires from a hammer down position in both SA and DA modes, but has an internal mechanism that is cocked with each cycle of the action. It provides a constant trigger pull of 20 N (4.5 lbf) (+4/-2 N).
V2: CDA trigger system (LEM). Like P2000 V1 but with an increased trigger weight. The trigger pull is 32.5 N (7.3 lbf) (±2.5 N).
V3: SA/DA trigger with a decocking lever mounted at the posterior of the slide to the left of the spurred hammer. Single-action trigger pull of 20 N (4.5 lbf) (+4/-2 N), double-action trigger pull – 51 N (11.5 lbf) (±5 N).
V4: CDA trigger system (LEM). Like P2000 V1 and V2 but with a mid-range trigger pull of 27.5 N (6.2 lbf) (±2.5 N).
V5: Double-action only (DAO) trigger system. Trigger pull of 36 N (8.1 lbf) (±3 N).