BluRidgDav
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I have an SP101 in .22LR for teaching my wife & kids revolver skills.
The factory trigger pull is smooth, but, so heavy that they cannot cock the hammer single-action, or pull the trigger double action. I bought a reduced power spring kit to make the hammer/trigger pulls manageable, but, reliable ignition suffered.
Is there another modification that can improve ignition while using reduced power springs? Such as a built-up hammer-face, thicker transfer bar, longer firing pin, or anything else to increase the striking force onto the rim of the .22 cartridge?
Thanx, Dave.
The factory trigger pull is smooth, but, so heavy that they cannot cock the hammer single-action, or pull the trigger double action. I bought a reduced power spring kit to make the hammer/trigger pulls manageable, but, reliable ignition suffered.
Is there another modification that can improve ignition while using reduced power springs? Such as a built-up hammer-face, thicker transfer bar, longer firing pin, or anything else to increase the striking force onto the rim of the .22 cartridge?
Thanx, Dave.