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Can you modify DA and SA trigger pull? How? Is it recommended?
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Smith & Wesson Model 637 Airweight with Crimson Trace Laser 38 Special Revolver
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John, It is possible to lower trigger pull by replacing the rebound and/or main springs. However, almost everyone advises against replacing springs on a self-defense gun for liability reasons. Especially with an SA/DA revolver like this, I would not consider changing out the springs because you probably can get the DA & SA trigger pulls down close to 10 & 4 pounds just by cleaning up the insides. A competent gun smith is recommended reliability especially if it will be carried for self defense. Cheers!