[dsdickson]

Not sure I can agree that Phillips is timely on the DT10.

 

[Jawhawker]

Phil.

 

[jdsfarms]

Phillip

 

[chiefjon]

In CA, I had Jim Flynn work on mine. This is the first broken trigger springs I have heard of on a DT 10. I have two of them and never had a problem.

JON

 

[MDshotgunner]

Randy Arndt is in Montana. He worked as a gunsmith at Beretta in Accoceek, MD for years before moving to Riverton, Montana.

 

[dls guide]

I have to ask, Where is Riverton MT?

 

[claybrdr]

Google is your friend

 

[dls guide]

I Did. There is a Riverton WY, but no Riverton MT.

 

[skeezix]

Riverton is so far out in the boonies it's actually in Wyoming.

+1 on Phillip - I was having a very infrequent FTF issue on the second bbl. Phillip tuned them up and had them back to me inside of a week. Better than new.

I have a writeup somewhere on how to change out the main springs. It's not too difficult - but takes some competence.

 

[dls guide]

It is not the main leaf springs. It is a very small spring that attaches to the bars that latch the hammers. Bar will not stay up to catch and lock the hammers. It is not my gun either or I would be tempted.

 

[edbon9]

if you can use a punch, you can change the 'sear spring' on the dt10 triggers.
the problem is getting the 'spring' it's a very easy fix.

 

[Sig Marine]

I recently did some looking for "smiths" to work on my trigger and found some here on Trapshooters who recommended Coles in Maine. Link to their website above.

Semper Fi...Sig Marine

 

[HSLDS]

Coles Gunsmithing has the springs - there are two different diameters of wire used, but they should be able to talk you through which you need.

About a five minute job to change one out...

I think three springs cost 10 bucks delivered.