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Hi, I sorry hear that. I read through a forum about Baby Rock heavy trigger. A few people do have the same issue you are facing. It seems that there is pretty much no way out. I guy manage to reduce it down to 7.5lbs pull through various mean (new spring and breaking in etc) but I think that's a lot of effort (and money) for tiny marginal improvement. Another person on a forum sent him to Gary Reeder Gunsmith in Flagstaff, AZ for an "action job" on the trigger which costs like $200+. Again, I don't like the idea of spending an extra $200 on something like Baby Rock...but so far this is the most satisfying option i have seen. Honestly the fact they did not take it in is pretty bad...I just feel like they misrepresent their product.

William, trigger pull was 5 to 5.5lbs up until 2018 then it mysteriously went to 9lbs likely due to liability reasons of being a pocket pistol. Maybe a lighter lb Trigger Spring is the answer during a good take down and cleanup : -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=S_c75htFOKA&feature=emb_logo

Thank you for your replies! After initially claiming trigger pull over 10 lb wasn't a warranty issue, and my pushing back on that, they agreed if it measured over 9 lb they would perform warranty repair, but only to bring it to 7-9 lb, which is NOT what any of the review guns they sent out were. I feel quite bait and switched. Hopefully, on getting it back at 7-9, at least it will be in a better place for further work to get it to a good pull. Very much appreciated!