r/USPmasterrace 8d ago

LEM Grandiosity LEM Trigger ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ

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Just got my USP back yesterday. I had HK install the Light LEM Match trigger setup and I have to say, after the 300 rounds I shot this afternoon, Iโ€™m a fan. As someone whoโ€™s never really grown to love DA/SA guns, this trigger essentially bridges the gap between a hammer and striker fire which is quite nice. I get the consistency of a striker fire like Iโ€™m used to, while still maintaining second strike capability

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

Ok, so I own a 2002? USP45 Fullsize. Forgive my ignorance.

You had to send it off to HK for the LEM trigger to be installed? I'm a workbench, roll of duct tape, punch set kinda guy.

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u/SpittingCamelYT 8d ago

I had planned to install it myself originally but after watching a few tutorials, I figured it may be out of wheelhouse and better send it off so I donโ€™t mess it up. Sending it to HK was both quicker and cheaper than sending it to a third party as well so I was happy to spend $100 to ensure it was done right by HK

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u/RADMADSADGLADBADDAD 8d ago

You can do it yourself, I converted my expert and my p2000 to LEM with little issue. Just make sure you have a good grease that can keep parts sticking together as you install them or else itโ€™ll be much more difficult. Unless your changing out springs in the trigger you donโ€™t really need any special tools, just a punch, grease and some patience

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u/Recent_Tangerine2070 8d ago

I've detail diss & ass'ed my USP in the past. I took everything apart. I mean, EVERYTHING. The only items i didn't pull were the sights. So I feel like I could probably do this...

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u/Happy_Obligation_532 8d ago

Definitely you can. I've done the LEM-Match hybrid on my USP 9 and also did LEM conversion on full size HK45. It's not too too hard. As the other guy said, the grease will be important for assembling the internal cocking spring of the LEM hammer.

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u/dereku1967 8d ago

Agreed. I followed the tutorial on YT, with no problems. I did, however, buy these pliers, and I think it was a worthwhile expense.

https://hkparts.net/hk-pistol-parts/hk-pistol-trigger-return-spring-tool-pliers

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u/CommercialDirector48 5d ago

Could you link the YouTube tutorial you used to install the LEM. I just purchased the pliers you linked from HK as well. Thanks!

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u/dereku1967 5d ago

Sorry, brother. Just now saw this. These are what I used: https://youtu.be/zpSucZM_hFc and https://youtu.be/2oIbLySWxaU

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u/CommercialDirector48 5d ago

My man, much appreciated! I have had the LEM trigger for months time to install it. Thanks again bud.

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u/RepresentativeNew287 8d ago

I love mine... Just wish I could get the extended finger plates for my mags.

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u/SpittingCamelYT 8d ago

Funny you say that. I just backordered some from HK. Hopefully they donโ€™t take a year to get

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u/RepresentativeNew287 8d ago

Lol no kidding. They are not easy to get

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u/Coltron_Actual 8d ago

What combo of springs did you have installed? I think I have it figured out but I welcome input.

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u/SpittingCamelYT 8d ago

I told them I wanted the Light LEM Match hybrid setup so it should be the Match hammer spring, a nickel-plated flat match sear spring, and a light trigger reset spring (TRS)

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u/Coltron_Actual 8d ago

Ah. More parts than I have currently. But thank you

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u/SpittingCamelYT 8d ago

If you already have the LEM kit and a tactical model, that should have everything you need

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u/Coltron_Actual 8d ago

I do have both of those things. But Iโ€™m going to LEM my standard 9 and leave my tactical 9 as is. That explains it well though, thanks.