Hi,
I don't know squat. What I do know is that my new Ruger Super Redhawk has a trigger pull like 80-grit paper.
If I'm going to have th trigger "done" what do I need to know?
Also, if I'm going to have the trigger "done" I might as well get a basic once-over to tighten things up more than a factory peice. I don't even know what this entails, but I would image it would include things like more closely align the cylinder to the forcing cone, tighten up the cylinder/barrel gap and maybe some additional trigger or hammer work. Can someone fill me in on what is or isn't useful?
My RSRH is a 454 Casull with 7.5" barrel. I use it for hunting pigs in California right now, but will give it a shot on deer, elk and eventually black bear when the time rolls around. It's not scoped yet, but I am considering it. I just wanted to make the pistol all it can be first.
Thanks foryour suggestions.
I don't know squat. What I do know is that my new Ruger Super Redhawk has a trigger pull like 80-grit paper.
If I'm going to have th trigger "done" what do I need to know?
Also, if I'm going to have the trigger "done" I might as well get a basic once-over to tighten things up more than a factory peice. I don't even know what this entails, but I would image it would include things like more closely align the cylinder to the forcing cone, tighten up the cylinder/barrel gap and maybe some additional trigger or hammer work. Can someone fill me in on what is or isn't useful?
My RSRH is a 454 Casull with 7.5" barrel. I use it for hunting pigs in California right now, but will give it a shot on deer, elk and eventually black bear when the time rolls around. It's not scoped yet, but I am considering it. I just wanted to make the pistol all it can be first.
Thanks foryour suggestions.