When I sent my Springfield HiCap to the custom shop for warranty work (barrel hood way short, gouges and swirl marks, loose slide frame, and notchy trigger) I also requested a 3.5 pound trigger job.
Custom shop requires that you give written permission to take the trigger below 4 pounds. They also required me to buy a new hammer and sear! Since the trigger was non-adjustable, I asked them to replace the trigger with a lightweight unit...they did all the above for $240. (no charge for warranty work)
This took eight weeks. The work was pretty good, and the trigger has "matured" to be a very crisp and right at 3 pounds, a really nice trigger!
Custom shop requires that you give written permission to take the trigger below 4 pounds. They also required me to buy a new hammer and sear! Since the trigger was non-adjustable, I asked them to replace the trigger with a lightweight unit...they did all the above for $240. (no charge for warranty work)
This took eight weeks. The work was pretty good, and the trigger has "matured" to be a very crisp and right at 3 pounds, a really nice trigger!