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if the gun is new I suggest a set of snap cap and just sit pull back (cant say c***) the hammer and pull the trigger it should get better as it wears in you may also check for a set of replacement springs from Wolf or other performance company

Hi Fred, Practice your trigger pull with these. They help when testing a new firearm to get used to it. These will also save your firing pin when dry firing. - https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/11354/A-Zoom+9MM+LUG+PRACTICE+AMMO+5RD

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Hi Fred, I would look into getting a lighter trigger spring. The trigger pull will get better the more you cycle the trigger. At the range I learned to pull the hammer back with my thumb and make it SA for accuracy sake.

if the gun is new I suggest a set of snap cap and just sit pull back (cant say c***) the hammer and pull the trigger it should get better as it wears in you may also check for a set of replacement springs from Wolf or other performance company