Did a "trigger job" on my 586, polished all the double action surfaces, installed an #11 trigger spring, backed off the main spring. Now, oddly enough, when cocking for single action the hammer has to be cocked further. I describe it this way. Before/stock single action cock of the hammer was say 90 on a scale of 0-100, now having done the tinkering the single action cock is more like 97-98. And the actual cock sounds kind of.....sickly. I did nothing to the single action sears etc as they are already PLENTY light enough from the factory. I have an extra length firing pin on the way and intend to have a looksee when I put it in but honestly have no idea what I could have fouled up. Would the change of tension on the main spring do this?
No push off. Single action works fine aside from this oddity.
No push off. Single action works fine aside from this oddity.