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You all are the best!!! one click toward the muzzle of that serial number plate and it works like a charm! I have a normal trigger now! It says nothing about that plate being a safety...I didn't even know it moved! Not one comment or diagram in the owners manual about that! Wow, thanks to all!

Thanks Baddbaz! We have frog oil! We deal with the real thing so we understand the need for oil! Thanks again!

BaddBaz....thanks for that suggestion. We just got these things today and I am looking at a very oiled up slide and internals right from the factory. Are airsoft gun triggers usually this hard to pull initially? The ones I have tried in the past have lots of travel and are very realistic. This one is like trying to move a brick wall.....it's loosening up a little bit but is still tough and it's almost electronic in that you squeeze with a lot of effort and it seems delayed. What oil do you use? With all that plastic, we have to be sure.

Oh, yeah...in answering the other posts earlier from other people asking about the trademarks on the WE models...my pistol from Redwolf Airsoft has the XD or XDM marks removed...the only thing left is a -40 on the slide. I was expecting it to be macerated by Redwolf but it appears to be point of manufacture removed. It's a great looking pistol...from a distance it will be "is it live or is it memorex?"

Has anyone had a problem with the trigger being very hard to pull, almost impossible, with a new WE WDM? Just purchased it from RedWolf Airsoft along with my husband's WE Dragon 5.1 (really nice pistol...perfect for USPSA/IPSC practice, and it's pretty). It's almost impossible to pull the trigger...it has almost no travel at all and it's almost a hang trigger when it's squeezed, like a delay. My husband initially was the only one to get it to fire initially and he had to put through about 3 mags worth of BB's before it slightly loosened up. Has anyone had this issue with the WE XDM? Is th