Hello,
I have a Ruger p90 that has the typical single-action trigger pull for this series of pistols - rough with lots of creep. After another couple hundred rounds this weekend, I was again reminded how long and rough it is. The trigger is my only complaint, the functioning, fit, and operation are excellent otherwise.
Does anybody know of a good gunsmith manual or article for smoothing up a P90 trigger? I'd like to try and smooth it up a little myself and see what improvement I can get. If the trigger is still in bad shape, I would seek out a gunsmith who works on these pistols.
I've done some internal smoothing on my Ruger revolvers and 1911s, so I feel comfortable doing some basic work with a crocus cloth and/or an Arkansas stone.
Does anybody know of some online(or other) source for this type of work?
Failing that, does anybody know a reputable gunsmith who works on Ruger P-series pistols?
Thanks,
Todd
I have a Ruger p90 that has the typical single-action trigger pull for this series of pistols - rough with lots of creep. After another couple hundred rounds this weekend, I was again reminded how long and rough it is. The trigger is my only complaint, the functioning, fit, and operation are excellent otherwise.
Does anybody know of a good gunsmith manual or article for smoothing up a P90 trigger? I'd like to try and smooth it up a little myself and see what improvement I can get. If the trigger is still in bad shape, I would seek out a gunsmith who works on these pistols.
I've done some internal smoothing on my Ruger revolvers and 1911s, so I feel comfortable doing some basic work with a crocus cloth and/or an Arkansas stone.
Does anybody know of some online(or other) source for this type of work?
Failing that, does anybody know a reputable gunsmith who works on Ruger P-series pistols?
Thanks,
Todd