trigger work.. I have a few Ruger SA`s with
good trigger`s but my favorite is one that Gary`s boys worked on and for me and is still the best of the bunch....![[image]](images/uploaded/202210262138006359a8b82b623.jpg)
Nice! I have (3) SP101’s all with poor feeling triggers
I need to sit with each and do some quality polishing, little stoning, and maybe a lighter return spring. I usually keep factory mainspring, I like things snappy. A little weight I don’t mind, rough creep has to go.
How are the single action letoff's on those?
I have yet to run into a S&W with a poor single action. I ain't saying there none out there ... I just never ran into one.
It's not that bad, just a bit of take up and hefty
I'll measure it. Well both max out my old RCBS 72 oz. gauge. The .22 is more creepy than the .357 with is actually good except for being 6-8 lbs SA. I can deal with that. The .327 (rechambered .32 H&R) is in the safe.
All three feel really gritty cocking SA and the action working. Doing a proper job will transform them into true magic by comparison. I've NEVER improved a S&W SA pull (made them too light) and only made DA worse for fear of light strikes.
I don't mess with S&W triggers at all. :)
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I have yet to see a S&W trigger that really needed
work. Some were a bit heavy on DA but like you said
I never saw a heavy SA trigger.
Gary, The pig made me buy them.... that`s
why I shot `em......
With all the Smith`s I`ve owned I don`t remember
having trigger work except on a 22lr J frame that Gary`s guys did at one of the HHC....bottom gun![[image]](images/uploaded/20221027180611635ac8933ed02.jpg)