Took my NM Vaquero hammer and trigger out and used transfer punches to locate the holes in a piece of aluminum, drilled the holes to accept the hammer pin and the trigger pin, set the trigger and hammer on the pins and that gave me the same orientation as they are in the frame. I could see how much the trigger moved before breaking out from under the hammer hook, and took off half this much metal from the hammer as per the Bradshaw thread and reassembled with a Wolff 30oz. trigger return spring.
Turned out perfect! There is no pushoff, no detectable creep, and after pulling one leg of the trigger return spring off it's pin, the trigger is perfect. Not super light, it breaks clean and now I can't wait for some live fire..
Thanks for this thread!
