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HWelcome to the forum Post away and yes you should be able to post pics Rules here are pretty basic …. These are in Lounge...
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HIf the "point" is that you want a special revolver, that's reason enough. Bob Wright
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HYou makes your choices, you takes the risks. You give MINIMAL accuracy at self defense that much importance? Not me because I don't...
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HEverything is a compromise. Some things are just worth doing because thats how you want to do it. Aint america grand, to let us make...
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HI don't enjoy shooting a J frame in .38 Spl. I'm certainly not going to shoot one in .357 Mag.
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HGenerally lowering spring tension will increase the feeling of creep. Creep is a factor of rough metal surfaces on the trigger sear and...
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HSounds like that may have had a trigger job. Every one of my Rugers from the factory had north of 4 pound trigger pulls and several...
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HNo, removing on spring leg will not affect trigger creep. On my Super Single-six I ordered a 30 oz. Wolff trigger return spring and it...
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HI do not think disconnecting the spring would change the trigger creep or movement. Since the trigger is that good why not just not...
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HHuffy49 replied to the thread New Model Blackhawk questions.Both legs of the trigger spring are connected.
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HHuffy49 posted the thread New Model Blackhawk questions in Ruger Single Action & Double Action Revolvers.I recently traded my New Model Super Blackhawk (NMSB) in .44 magnum for a pristine New Model Blackhawk (NMB) in .357 magnum...
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