Is anyone of you familiar with this mod? And if so is it reliable? I did it to my new Ruger and it does make the trigger action lighter....
http://www.gunblast.com/Poorboy.htm
Poor boy's trigger job
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Poor boy's trigger job
Last edited by gcp on Sun Aug 05, 2007 3:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Poor boy's trigger job
Did it to my Ruger Bisley 44 and it works well.gcp wrote:Is anyone of you familiar with this mod? And if so s it reliable? I did it to my new Ruger and it does make the trigger action lighter....
http://www.gunblast.com/Poorboy.htm
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Trigger pull weight data on my 3 Rugers:
Mark II after trigger job = 1lb 5 oz
22 SA with modification = 2lbs 6.7 oz (stock trigger spring)
44 mag SA with modification = 2lbs 10.9 oz (stock trigger spring)
45 SA without modification = 3lbs 3.2oz, with mode = 1lb 6.1oz (wolf trigger spring)
Mark II after trigger job = 1lb 5 oz
22 SA with modification = 2lbs 6.7 oz (stock trigger spring)
44 mag SA with modification = 2lbs 10.9 oz (stock trigger spring)
45 SA without modification = 3lbs 3.2oz, with mode = 1lb 6.1oz (wolf trigger spring)
Last edited by gcp on Sun Aug 05, 2007 9:45 pm, edited 2 times in total.
I've been using my Superblackhawk like this for years. Never had any reliability issues. Just make sure when drawing the hammer back that it seats on the sear, or you might have an AD due to the sear not having as much pressure seating it to the hammer.
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