Will a Bearcat hammer be a drop in fit on a Single Seven frame and trigger assembly? The gunsmith who converted the original grip frame to a Bisley retained the original hammer and trigger. I am thinking I might prefer a hammer with less "thumb reach". Any advice or suggestions?
Single Seven hammer questions
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NikA
Buckeye
S7 is a Single Six-sized gun. As far as I can tell, Bearcat parts will be much too small. Parts that fit a Single Six, should fit a Single Seven (with the possible exception of the hand).
frankenfab
Single-Sixer
No, you need a single-six size hammer.
The least thumb reach of all the hammers is the Bisley.
Sounds like you converted the entire gun to Bisley??? (Grip frame, Hammer & Trigger)
If so and you want to go back to the XR3-RED/ plow handle Grip frame,
One can remove the "Bisley hump" on the hammer,
A std. Trigger is a easy find.
In the REAR Bisley Hammer,
MIDDLE; Bisley hump removed, with just a little left to fit flush with the grip frame ears.
FRONT; Standard Hammer.
A SUPER Single Six Hammer can be constructed, $$$ :wink:
Old Model SUPER Hammer :shock: :shock:
Sounds like you converted the entire gun to Bisley??? (Grip frame, Hammer & Trigger)
If so and you want to go back to the XR3-RED/ plow handle Grip frame,
One can remove the "Bisley hump" on the hammer,
A std. Trigger is a easy find.
In the REAR Bisley Hammer,
MIDDLE; Bisley hump removed, with just a little left to fit flush with the grip frame ears.
FRONT; Standard Hammer.
A SUPER Single Six Hammer can be constructed, $$$ :wink:
Old Model SUPER Hammer :shock: :shock:
Not a thing wrong with a standard trigger with a Bisley frame. In the heavier calibers I suffer from Bisley bite and replace the Bisley trigger with a standard trigger. Looks different, but no more bite. In the interest of muscle memory, the smaller guns acquire one as well.
