Happiness is a new gun 2

[dao]

Classy!

[JohnR]

Hey, now you’re talking !
Where did you find those beautiful grips?

Rat cheer! https://grips4u.net/category/pistol-.../ruger-sp-101/

[Bawanna]

So testing for computer challenged persona.


And again to repeat myself.



And I see what happened here.
Ready for launch.

[Bawanna]

Dismal failure #1.

[Bawanna]

How are you holding your mouth when you do this multi quote thingy? Straight, curved up like you got a new gun, or down like the flood took them all?

[berettabone]

I put Wolff springs in the SP101. It was 10-12# DA with the OEM springs. With the 10# hammer spring and lighter trigger return spring, the DA pull is 8.5# and SA is about 3.5. Easy to stage, same feel as my GP100 now. I didn't polish anything, I'll see how it shoots and then decide if it's worth shining up the insides.

I'm interested in how you like it also. If you have some miles on it, it may have deburred some on its own. I did the internal polish. Figured as long as the trigger assembly was out, might as well. What weight trigger return spring did you install?

[Bawanna]

Hey, now you’re talking !
Where did you find those beautiful grips?

On the bottom right of each post there are three buttons, Reply, Reply with Quote, and the one in the corner which is a + sign next to a speech bubble (aka MultiQuote). Click the speech bubble for each post you want to quote. When you find the last one you want to quote, select Reply with quote. Then all the posts that you selected with multi-quote and reply with quote will be in your reply window.



No jeep, I just spend alot of (as in, too much), time on the interwebs.

dao, how are you doing that? Putting multiple quotes in one reply?

Another man of action! Or pervert, as we are now labeled! Can't keep up all these new words and labels these days. My birthing person must have raised me to be intellectually challenged.

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I'm interested in how you like it also. If you have some miles on it, it may have deburred some on its own. I did the internal polish. Figured as long as the trigger assembly was out, might as well. What weight trigger return spring did you install?

Is swapping these spring challenging? I've not tried, kind of looking to see how the assembly even comes out.

[berettabone]

Should be a snap for you. The hammer spring is really easy. The trigger return is more difficult because it's so small and in a tunnel. Probably more difficult to get the trigger assembly out.

[JohnR]

Dismal failure #1.

So far so good…

How are you holding your mouth when you do this multi quote thingy? Straight, curved up like you got a new gun, or down like the flood took them all?

Bam!

I'm interested in how you like it also. If you have some miles on it, it may have deburred some on its own. I did the internal polish. Figured as long as the trigger assembly was out, might as well. What weight trigger return spring did you install?

The Wolff kit only comes with one of those.

[Bawanna]

Installed new WC triggers in my RIA and my Colt OACP. No pics of the Colt, but here's the RIA. Learned a lot. I'll probably still take them both apart at some point and lightly stone the sears, for burrs only. There's a tiny bit of creep in the Colt. But both triggers break at about 3.5lbs now. I'm more partial to solid triggers than skeletonized. I may end up doing others to standardize on length.

Before with the shiny 3-hole, and after with the solid WC

All this chat about mag wells, I wanted to try and fit in. I had no concept that they are so bloody expensive. Holy Smokes! I was just looking like I say to fit in. I'll have to hang out around the group. Don't need one or want one that bad ya know?