Who here has sent their Ruger Revolver for gunsmithing work to smooth the action?
When I owned Ruger revolvers I always wanted to send them for trigger work to improve their lackluster trigger feel. The Ruger revolvers are tough as nails, but their trigger feel is lacking in my opinion.
When I owned a pair of Rugers, I couldn't find anyone who specialized or customized Ruger actions--only S&W.
However, I recently discovered that Gunsmith Jack Weigand customizes Ruger revolvers.
http://www.jackweigand.com/
It seems that the savings on a Ruger Revolver would allow for the added gunsmithing when compared to the prices of other revolver brands.
When I owned Ruger revolvers I always wanted to send them for trigger work to improve their lackluster trigger feel. The Ruger revolvers are tough as nails, but their trigger feel is lacking in my opinion.
When I owned a pair of Rugers, I couldn't find anyone who specialized or customized Ruger actions--only S&W.
However, I recently discovered that Gunsmith Jack Weigand customizes Ruger revolvers.
http://www.jackweigand.com/
It seems that the savings on a Ruger Revolver would allow for the added gunsmithing when compared to the prices of other revolver brands.