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Product Description
The TTI Benelli Ultimate Reduced-Power Hammer Spring drops in to reduce the trigger-pull weight of your Benelli M1 M2 M4 Beretta Shotgun and still get detonation with all factory ammunition.
Product Reviews
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Making Triggers Great Again
Posted by Andrew Boldt on Apr 24th 2017
One of the easiest and best upgrades for your Benelli is the reduced power trigger and hammer spring from TTI. I have installed them in three different shotguns with zero functioning issues. This is a must if you want to improve your slug shooting!
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Great upgrade
Posted by David on Mar 30th 2017
Installed in my Stoeger M3500, much needed upgrade with trigger spring. Smoothed out and lightened trigger pull. Stock trigger was horrible, this was a necessary upgrade for anyone wanting a smooth, lighter, consistent trigger.
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Makes a sub 4lb trigger
Posted by Unknown on Mar 30th 2017
This with the trigger spring make a 7 lb trigger into a 3.5-4 lb trigger. Have installed these in m1s90, m4, and ultra light all work great
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Great Upgrade
Posted by Unknown on Feb 7th 2017
Easy enough to install, greatly improves trigger feel.
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Best upgrade for stoeger m3k for money
Posted by tcodyw88 on Sep 6th 2016
Great product. My favorite upgrade for the stoeger m3k make sure you order a few extras!
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Great product
Posted by Jermiah Collis on Jun 22nd 2016
I really like the reduced hammer spring make the bolt return feel smooth and lite. Really easy to install.
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Reduced trigger pull by over 3lbs on my M3K
Posted by Jeff Snook on Apr 13th 2016
Combined with the reduced power trigger spring it made a huge difference in trigger pull and overall trigger performance. Functions perfect.
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Great addition to the Franchi Affinity for 3-gun
Posted by Ray on Apr 5th 2016
Another great and easy to install product. Simple...yet made a noticeable difference. Only suggestion would be to have some kind of small mark or coloring to identify it against the stock spring. I had to use a gauge when I had them sitting next to each other...got distracted by a phone call and couldn't remember what one was which.
