- Location
- Aaaaaadmontin AB
Just as the title says, boys.
Had the same issue with a Ruger MK III and one of the forum scholars put me in touch with Dante in Quebec - I didn't know them from a hole in the ground but they knew exactly what I needed, loaded me up with a few extras and shipped my order with the precision of a swiss watch! Thanks to all concerned!
Now I got the same issue with that new Ruger Redhawk with the 4.2" barrel that does .45ACP/.45 Colt. The trigger is a piece of **** and is driving me up the wall. It's made worse by the fact that after shooting my newly accurized .22 - transitioning to the crappy trigger on the revolver is - challenging. I know Wolff springs can lighten trigger pulls - can you guys recommend any other alternatives and/or farkles? This is the first DA revolver I've owned in 30 years so if any of you pros can recommend anything - your two cents is, as always, sincerely appreciated...
Had the same issue with a Ruger MK III and one of the forum scholars put me in touch with Dante in Quebec - I didn't know them from a hole in the ground but they knew exactly what I needed, loaded me up with a few extras and shipped my order with the precision of a swiss watch! Thanks to all concerned!
Now I got the same issue with that new Ruger Redhawk with the 4.2" barrel that does .45ACP/.45 Colt. The trigger is a piece of **** and is driving me up the wall. It's made worse by the fact that after shooting my newly accurized .22 - transitioning to the crappy trigger on the revolver is - challenging. I know Wolff springs can lighten trigger pulls - can you guys recommend any other alternatives and/or farkles? This is the first DA revolver I've owned in 30 years so if any of you pros can recommend anything - your two cents is, as always, sincerely appreciated...
