TruthTellers
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I'd like to get some input from others here who have had an SP101 that had the stock trigger, tried it, then had a trigger job done. How big of a before/after difference was it? Totally different revolver or was it just a slight improvement?
I've had on my list a Ruger .327 for a long while and I'm looking at moving on it soon with a birthday coming up and internet taxes coming soon.
Had been waiting for the 3 inch LCRx, but that hasn't come yet and it may never, so I'm looking at the 4 inch SP101 instead. I've been avoiding it because of the trigger, I have tried a 4 inch .357 SP in the past and the DA pull was very heavy.
If a trigger job is a remarkable improvement, I'll get the SP101, if not... I'll either have to wait for the 3 inch LCRx or start looking into the GP100's, which I don't want to do because I feel the GP size is too big for a .32 caliber.
I've had on my list a Ruger .327 for a long while and I'm looking at moving on it soon with a birthday coming up and internet taxes coming soon.
Had been waiting for the 3 inch LCRx, but that hasn't come yet and it may never, so I'm looking at the 4 inch SP101 instead. I've been avoiding it because of the trigger, I have tried a 4 inch .357 SP in the past and the DA pull was very heavy.
If a trigger job is a remarkable improvement, I'll get the SP101, if not... I'll either have to wait for the 3 inch LCRx or start looking into the GP100's, which I don't want to do because I feel the GP size is too big for a .32 caliber.