Cold day revolver work

[Simon6101]

Finally made it to the range to try out the trigger job that I performed on my GP100. Had a lot of people express concerns with just polishing, adding trigger and hammer shims and replacing the springs. Again I filed nothing nothing just POLISHED

Well after shooting 100 rds of 38 and 100 rounds of 357 the 5.5 lb DA trigger pull functioned flawlessly. Not one light primer strike.

 

[IronsKeeper]

Absolutely good for you.

I think assumptions were made about what tools you used to polish- glad to hear it's improved and doing great!

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[Amishman44]

I have an SP101 (2.25") that is running about 9.5# with Wolff springs in DA mode...along with a smoothed and polished trigger/hammer (no metal removed.) It makes a huge difference in how it shoots!

 

[allthumbs]

I wish my S&W 640 was that light but it's pretty nice after a lot of practice and dry firing. I must say my Ruger gp100 is also pretty smooth, I love them shiny wheel guns lol.

 

[Simon6101]

Just finished polishing up a GP100 for a friend. 10lbs before 4.5 lb DA after

 

[allthumbs]

Just finished polishing up a GP100 for a friend. 10lbs before 4.5 lb DA after

Would you mind sharing this magic polish you have ? LOL, I'm jealous and would have no clue of how you could do that. I probably wouldn't want them that light tho as I do use them for CCW's.

 

[Simon6101]

Flitz,dremel,1000 grit sandpaper for the trigger spring channel and new springs.

 

[allthumbs]

Flitz,dremel,1000 grit sandpaper for the trigger spring channel and new springs.

Good work, I actually did all this on my 640, I didn't do it on my ruger, that trigger seemed to be pretty decent out of the box, at the least much better than my 642 & 640 were.