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Range test this morning. Function was perfect, trigger not perfect but very very good. Didn't even have to dink around with the sights. Shoots to point of aim at 50 yds. 25 yd rapid fire averaged mid to high 90's. Since the intended purpose of this weapon is that of a field gun, I think it's ready. ...

Just my opinion, but this is the only way to work a sear & hammer.

Somewhere I still have the 1911 sear that did that to me, just as a reminder. Funny thing is, even after all those years I don't need any reminder.

Bullseye; I agree 100%, anyone who thinks they can do major cuts on a hammer or sear by "feel" is just kidding them self. My only concern is that I may have had to cut so deep that I may have gone past the hardening, time will tell. The grip does feel a bit small, but I'm going to give it a try befo...

My problem is these things just keep following me home. Another 22/45 followed me home today. It is used, has been shot a lot and never maintained. The sear had a chip in it, the hammer notch was worn badly. It took about an hour just cleaning it, getting ready to start working on it. I did salvage ...