Nard
Bearcat
I want to put a Bisley trigger in my .357 Blackhawk, I am told will work if I cut the grip frame back some. I'm guessing I'll need to remove the grip frame then install the trigger and use the trial and error method?
J.B.
J.B.
Another Bisley trigger question
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Jimbo357mag
Hawkeye
Yep. 
It is not hard to file the trigger slot a little longer in the gripframe. Be sure to function test for good sear engagement.
another thread on a Bisley trigger.
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=67749
...Jimbo
It is not hard to file the trigger slot a little longer in the gripframe. Be sure to function test for good sear engagement.another thread on a Bisley trigger.
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=67749
...Jimbo
Nard
Bearcat
Anyone else have pictures that's tried this?
J.B.
J.B.
M'BOGO
Buckeye
There will also be an issue with the tip of the trigger and the bottom of the trigger guard bow. Something will have to be relieved to allow for that also.
Nard
Bearcat
That's what I thought, I won't be home for another week or so to start working on it. Might need to touch up the trigger guard and the trigger a little, we'll see. I ordered the Bisley hammer first and decided to try the trigger too. Hope I don't screw it up! I'll throw some pictures up when it's done (if it's not too bad!).
J.B.
J.B.
