Installed my kit a couple of days ago while watching the video. I've worked on polymer guns in the past so wasn't to worried. I choose the factory hammer version because I like having a hammer and am not concerned to much about snagging. The gun shot really well and the trigger was clean. It lightened the pull but really smoothed out the whole stroke. Smooth is Fast. Finished the slide grey/black and installed Trijicon HD sights. Another great LTT product keep it up

Just installed my XDE trigger kit with while watching the video and all went well. I've worked on polymer guns several times in the past and wasn't worried about any issues. I purchased the kit with the spur hammer . The trigger was lighten and it really smoothed the DA pull which was my main concern. Smooth is Fast . Had the slide refinished gray/black and had a set of Trijicon HD's installed . I put 200 rounds through it yesterday at the range and I'm very impressed with the finished product. Thanks for another great product LTT

It works, it does decrease pull weight, but at $130 for a spring and trigger bar. That to me is expensive. Yes they give you two extra pieces and a LTT hammer. But you basically get two different pieces for $130.

I have to say I did take much longer to do then Mr. Langdon did in the utube video haha but after hunting that little ooo so little ball and the 3rd time I found out what I was doing wrong the trigger bar spring I was not putting it in correct and it was a hit and miss on the pulls hahaha but I get it and now its great very smooth pull. It did a lot on the double pull and some on the single witch that was OK before but now so much more smooth EZ like silk I do very much like my New pistol XD-E is very sweet now
. Thank y'all

I posted this on the Springfield XDE Forum 3/10/20:

I finished installing the Langdon Tactical trigger and hammer kit last night. XD-E .45 ACP

The YouTube video is good. It's best to freeze it in a few places to see what's going on. I found the retainer clip for the decocker/slide release to be a little challenging; otherwise all went well.

Just returned from the range. No feed problems; ammo ranged from standard 230g hardball (Fiocchi), to 230g FMJ flat point (BP target), to 185g JHP (Privi Partizan). I sometimes mixed these up within a magazine; nonetheless there were no feed problems. One Fiocchi didn't fire initially. The primer dimple was the same as other fired rounds, and on the third try it went off. I'd attribute this to ammo. Later in the session the slide didn't stay retracted three times, all with the seven round magazine. The pistol was getting dirty at this point, and there's always the chance of me limp-wristing late in the session. I doubt it's anything hardware related. 150 rounds total.

The double-action trigger pull is noticeably better, and all things trigger related were somewhat crisper. The low profile hammer can be cocked with the thumb; the shooter doesn't have to rack the slide. Whether or not you want the hammer changed is of course a matter of personal preference. The trigger improvement is the highlight here. I'm satisfied.

I received the parts and did the install myself while watching the instructional "Youtube". It wasn't quite as easy as it looked but got the job done and am very happy with the results. Thank you.