Recently purchased a Mac 9DS. Was very underwhelmed trigger was horrible, and the gun just didn't hold up to the other Tisas pistol I have bought. So I purchased this kit and it turned the gun around 180...Went from a 5lbs trigger pull with lots of creep and long reset to a very short and crisp 2lb 10oz. I have to say I love this gun now. But I love this kit even more. Thanks Atlas and great work!!!

I installed this on my Prodigy 4.25 and this is absolutely the bomb!! Pairing this with an Atlas trigger and trigger bow and I couldn't stop dry firing after the install because it made me so happy. I can't imagine what one of your guns that YOU assembled feels like. The Artemis RDS is on my short list. THANK YOU ATLAS!!!

I recently purchased a digital inspection microscope and wanted to compare hammer and sear pairs from different suppliers and those that I had hand-fitted myself. To this end I purchased a kit from one well-known source and an individual hammer and sear from another, as well as the Perfect Match kit from Atlas. Under the scope, right out of the package both kits were as good as anything I could do by hand, with the noses of the sears well-matched to the hammer hooks. By comparison, the individual hammer and sear from the third supplier clearly were intended to be fitted by hand.

The Perfect Match kit, installed in a 9mm Ruger SR1911 Lightweight Commander, yielded a 2.25 pound trigger with only minor sear spring tuning and had no creep, nor was there any hammer follow and the hammer could not be pushed off.

The kit from the other manufacturer had a slightly different sear nose treatment and when installed in a 5" Springfield Prodigy, resulted in a 2.5 pound trigger with a tiny amount of creep.

Based on these rather informal results I ordered another Perfect Match kit for my .45 ACP 5" Springfield Emissary. I was easily able to tune this to 3.5 pounds, again only having to adjust the sear spring.

I don't thing that I will ever hand-fit a hammer and sear in a 1911 type pistol as long as part kits of this quality are available.

Used this complete kit in a Staccato P. I was not happy with the trigger from day one, and after 2000 live fire plus thousands of dry fire, I decided to address it. I was looking to get a cleaner break with less drag and grit.
I used the entire kit. This required addressing the saftey for fit against the sear and the grip saftey finger on the leaf spring, it was too long preventing the grip saftey from fully pushing out.
After those tunes, the kit has provided about a 3.5 LB break that is clean. There is only the precived movement of the trigger then the break.
I am very happy.
Thanks for a sweet set of upgrade parts.