Mine did the same thing with the match springs, because there isn't as much force resetting the trigger forward with the weaker TRS, so the trigger bar is able to sit back just a bit farther than usual, which engages the sear on the slide just enough to necessitate pressing the trigger to release the slide (kinda like a Glock or S&W). I got used to it.
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Check this spot right here. On the factory TRS, this point on the trigger bar sits just slightly under the rail. If you press your trigger nice and slow with the slide removed, you can see the trigger bar move rearward, slightly upward, then back down and rearward again. With the TRS in my gun (and especially now with the Lobos trigger), that point on my trigger bar sat just a touch behind the rear of that rail, which raised the trigger bar slightly, enough to engage the sear when removing the slide. I just got used to it.
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