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Questionable SA Trigger Job
by beeser Fri Oct 03, 2014 3:19 pm
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Re: Questionable SA Trigger Job
by 3 gun Gus Fri Oct 03, 2014 3:25 pm
Tweak the leaf spring a little at a time until you get the pull weight you want.
Buy, borrow a NRA set of trigger weights.
Gus
Buy, borrow a NRA set of trigger weights.
Gus
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Re: Questionable SA Trigger Job
by C.Perkins Fri Oct 03, 2014 4:20 pm
Beeser;
If you can come down to PRGC we can weigh your triggers.
We have the weight set.
Clarence
If you can come down to PRGC we can weigh your triggers.
We have the weight set.
Clarence
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Re: Questionable SA Trigger Job
by beeser Fri Oct 03, 2014 4:32 pm
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Re: Questionable SA Trigger Job
by C.Perkins Fri Oct 03, 2014 4:58 pm
Beeser;
Okie Doke.
See you around sometime.
Clarence
Okie Doke.
See you around sometime.
Clarence
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Re: Questionable SA Trigger Job
by Russ OR Sat Oct 04, 2014 9:05 am
Repeat info:
The RO info from SA states that they have Xtra stout main(hammer)springs. Get one of the reduced power Wolff ILS mainsprings. (Several of us use the lightest-24#-numbers don't sound right, but trust Wolff). That and a touch of Neco Molyslide on the sear/hooks and the several ROs at our club have 3.5#-4.0# triggers now-I don't think a single one is over 4#s.- 100% ignition/reliability so far. -- - I like the ILS housings - removal with the supplied take-down pin is easy.
The RO info from SA states that they have Xtra stout main(hammer)springs. Get one of the reduced power Wolff ILS mainsprings. (Several of us use the lightest-24#-numbers don't sound right, but trust Wolff). That and a touch of Neco Molyslide on the sear/hooks and the several ROs at our club have 3.5#-4.0# triggers now-I don't think a single one is over 4#s.- 100% ignition/reliability so far. -- - I like the ILS housings - removal with the supplied take-down pin is easy.
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Re: Questionable SA Trigger Job
by beeser Sat Oct 04, 2014 11:01 am
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Re: Questionable SA Trigger Job
by dronning Sat Oct 04, 2014 11:17 am
beeser wrote:It seems the NRA trigger weights are the preferred way of determining trigger pull. So, I'm wondering whether to even keep the Lyman digital trigger scale. Should I send it back?
There are other uses for the digital gauge. When bending the sear spring to get your trigger weight ideally both legs of the sear spring need to be adjusted equally. The NRA weights won't work for this.
https://www.brownells.com/userdocs/learn/bt002005.pdf
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