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Thanks for the encouragement boomer. My main purpose in modifying the hammer hook it to obtain the best possible trigger pull. I am lucky enough to be able to shoot every day. The indoor range is about 4 min away from my house, and I take advantage of this lucky coincidence. Shooting every day makes...

Thanks Bullseye and boomer. I well aware that grindig the hammer without precission equipment may result in an unstable and unpredictable weapon. However, I think it is still possible to grind the hammer appropriately with an india stone and an arkansas stone by hand. I have in the distant past grou...

Thanks guys. I have a nice arkansas stone. What I was thinking is to have the face of the hammer, above the stone and perpendicular to the stone. Then lightly move the hammer to and fro keeping it perpendicular all the time. This way only the small flat area, just below the hook, will be in contact ...

Thanks boomer. I remember reading your experience with the sear and hammer. I dont know if you remember, but I had a MarkIII go auto with a brand new VQ sear. Nevertheless I would like to try the hammer modification even tho it is just to keep the parts people in business.javascript:emoticon(':wink:...

I have modified my markIII with a Radar trigger, VQ sear, MarkII hammer and Clark bushing. The end result is a very nice trigger pull with a little creep left. The trigger does not break immediately, it is more like a roll and then it breaks. I would like a crisp trigger so I am ready to work on the...

If you get the MarkII hammer, I would suggest to get the Clark bushing. It removes most of the creep. But best of all, you can take out the magazine disconnector and spring. You'll end up with a better gun with fewer parts :lol: I took the plunge and used an arkansas stone on the sear and hammer. Be...

Looks like somebody else took over the web site!!

Great site Bullseye.
I have learned a great deal from your wise advice and many a time you saved the day with your generous help.

Kudos to Bullseye and his new web site.

Jambiex