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  • eddiehelm

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    Picked up a 986 5” “Pro series” today. For a PC gun that is far from cheap the trigger leaves a lot to be desired. Fun to shoot though. I just cleaned the plate racks with it today but will get it on paper to see how it groups soon. Anyone else have any experiences on these?
     

    Bosshoss

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    MADISON
    PC guns and pro series guns are just apperance packages. They have no additional action work or tuning. They do usually have a ribbed Wollf mainspring a slightly reduced weight rebound spring.
    Some PC revolvers have a different front cylinder lock up.

    Nice revolver
    Enjoy it.
     

    yetti462

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    Unglaciated heaven
    I have light primer strikes on one out of 7 in the moon clip. My last outing I tightened the strain screw and all 7 fired, trigger pull got heavier. It is not my favorite.
     

    DocIndy

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    I have light primer strikes on one out of 7 in the moon clip. My last outing I tightened the strain screw and all 7 fired, trigger pull got heavier. It is not my favorite.
    BossHoss can help you with that. He will be getting a stack of revolver boxes for trigger work from me next week.
     

    Bosshoss

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    I have light primer strikes on one out of 7 in the moon clip. My last outing I tightened the strain screw and all 7 fired, trigger pull got heavier. It is not my favorite.
    The strain screw is designed to be bottomed out it is not a adjustment screw or a free trigger job;)
    They will sometimes work loose if not properly tightened.
    Please don't use locktite on any of the screws.
     
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