steve8261948
Single-Sixer
On a Ruger Super Redhawk?
Steve
Steve
Who does a silky smooth trigger job
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daveg.inkc
Hunter
I had a set of Wolff springs put in my SuperBlackhawk Very nice!
The Super Red's triggers are different and nicer from the start. Regular Red Bird can't b eimproved a whole lot. I would sent it to Hamilton Bowen, but I don't know if he messes with just triggers lone on RedHawks.
Matt
Matt
Chuckbuster II
Single-Sixer
Get a set of shims from Lance at Triggershims.com
Kevin
Kevin
CraigC
Hawkeye
Any reputable gunsmith should be able to do a fine trigger job.
OP
steve8261948
Single-Sixer
CraigC said:
Trouble is, there are few in Illinois anymore, and fewer every time I look.
Steve
Bob R
Single-Sixer
I think you can Google GP100 Book of Knowledge, and it will tell you what to do to one.
Add some of Lances Shims, and some Wolff springs and a little fine tuning. I normally start on the Main Spring Strut with a file, and work my way to polishing it.
I stone the Hammer Dog Flat, it will normally be dished.
A really good revolversmith like Ron Power can normally make it even better than I can.
If you have any mechanical skills at all, you can do one a lot of good yourself.
Bob R
Add some of Lances Shims, and some Wolff springs and a little fine tuning. I normally start on the Main Spring Strut with a file, and work my way to polishing it.
I stone the Hammer Dog Flat, it will normally be dished.
A really good revolversmith like Ron Power can normally make it even better than I can.
If you have any mechanical skills at all, you can do one a lot of good yourself.
Bob R
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