My trigger story is with a Kimber Target Elite II I bought new in 2003 for about $750. It had an amazing trigger at the LGS and I bought it. Usually I don't even measure the break on a trigger till I have put a few hundred rounds through the gun. This time I took it home and measured the break with a Lyman digital gauge and it was 3lb 4oz. Maybe light for carry but this was a target pistol / range toy.
Anyway, after a couple thousand rounds of 45ACP the pistol doubled on me one day. I put it back in the shooting bag and shot the other pistols I had brought. When I got home I measured the break again and it was a lovely 2lb 3oz. Yes, I could have made it more but I ended up using it as a bottom for 22 conversion units.
Ended up selling it to a friend in 2013 for $825. He did not want the Kimber conversion unit so still have that.
My friend was O.K. with the trigger pull on it. And if I had it to do over again I would have ordered the blue not Silver conversion unit from Kimber.