CM9 Trigger ques..

[Hunter991]

On my new CM9, the trigger squeaks quite a bit when pulling it back. Almost sounds like an old screen door attached with a spring. It didn't effect the gun at all but my CW9 is silent. Anyone else have this?

[Bawanna]

I near deaf as the proverbial stump so squeaky screen doors don't bother me, but I suspect your trigger will self cure after it's worked some.

Might help to try and get some lube into the pivot point, a dry lube would be good but not sure how you'd get it in there.

A drop or two of Kroil or other light oil would probably speed up the process.

[jocko]

On my new CM9, the trigger squeaks quite a bit when pulling it back. Almost sounds like an old screen door attached with a spring. It didn't effect the gun at all but my CW9 is silent. Anyone else have this?

Take the slide off the gun PROPERLY, now take hte magazne out of the gun. Look down inside the grip from above on the right side is the trigger bar and under it is a little curly cue spring that graps the bottom of that trigger bar. Look hare and u can see it. My bet is the squeek is right there. U can take a Q-tip with some greaseon it and just dab it on that spring where it grabs on the bottom of that trigger bar or put some oil there also and this will sonn go away.

Dry lube spray by remington with their nozzle on it works great to. U can also just spray that trigger area when looking down inside the grip to. It drys so it won't run anywhere. One of those two places is the culprit.:Amflag2:

[Bawanna]

And the smartest man alive award for the day goes to the Perpetual New Guy.

At least I had the dry lube part semi correct, but no prize for 2nd place.