Blackhawk/Single Six spring kits?

[Cofaler]

I want replace springs in a couple Blackhawks and a Single Six. I'm assuming Blackhawks and Super Blackhawks take the same kit, but are Single Sixes different? What spring weights would you recommend without sacrificing reliablity? I see a couple different weight options on line, and I see Wolff, Power Custom, and Wilson Combat all have offerings.

Thanks in advance

 

[rkrcpa]

Personally, I don't change the mainspring just the trigger return spring. I typically use the 40 oz. return spring.

 

[contender]

I know a lot of people who want to lighten an action by changing springs & such. And many feel that springs get too soft etc. But I can say I've never had a Ruger SA where the springs NEEDED changing. I have a few from the early 1950's that are still working perfectly, with the original springs.

BUT,, that wasn't the OP's question.

Many shooters in USPSA competition use Wolff or Wilson.

 

[Cofaler]

I'm taking a single action tuning class, and an 'upgrade' spring kit is an item in the materials list. I don't know what the factory spring rates are, and I don't want to go too light, maybe I'll try the heavier weight Wolff kit in one and stock springs in another for comparison's sake.

The Wolff spring kit helped quite a bit in my SP101, realizing that is a different animal, and I re used the stock hammer spring in that gun and am happy with it.

 

[BoggusDeal]

In my competition Vaqueros, I run 17# and have had no problems setting off every primer. 15# have giving unreliable ignition for some with harder primers. In Single-Sixes, I like slightly heavier for the same reasons.