HighValleyRanch
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No, but a lot of people think they can forego the former by simply spending the money for the latter, and will be a better shooter because of it.
Where surfaces touch each other and where they make contact with the frame. As Bill stated leave the sear aloneBy bearing surfaces, do you mean the points where the mechanism is immobilised within the frame
Where surfaces touch each other and where they make contact with the frame. As Bill stated leave the sear alone
If so you are in luck, the trigger weight on the Astra I have is adjustable by rotating that wheel so the main spring rests in whichever hole you choose...
I've only smoothed out "vertical surfaces". I left the sear and all springs well alone but where stuff runs against the frame, I polished it. It is much smoother, if not much lighter.
I do have that and had already set my spring to the lightest setting. The logic being if the spring ever got tired, I could take up some of the pre-load with the next recess. It's still not a light trigger pull though. I don't mind the weight as much as the "stackiness" of it and the polishing helped a lot!
Do you own any Astras and if so, which?
Astra terminator in 44 mag
I own several NC-6s. They are great. There’s nothing else on the market that gives you a six shot j-frame with a four inch barrel.