105GunGrunt
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I have just acquired and Enfield Mk VI mfg in the 1920s and transfered from UK forces to Irish Constabulary. I have thoroughly disassembled and cleaned all of the parts. The cylinder was shaved so I am shooting autorim brass with lead bullets. The pistol, on a bench rest, is very, very accurate at 25yds.
My question is about trigger pull. It is heavy. I get that. All I would like to do is make it as smooth as possible by polishing all of the contact points, particularly in single action mode, but I am not sure what parts of the trigger contact what part of the hammer. I have a lot of parts diagrams, but can't find an illustration of the relationship between the trigger and hammer.
So . . can anyone provide me the information I seek? What part of the trigger mechanism locks back the hammer?
Thanks
My question is about trigger pull. It is heavy. I get that. All I would like to do is make it as smooth as possible by polishing all of the contact points, particularly in single action mode, but I am not sure what parts of the trigger contact what part of the hammer. I have a lot of parts diagrams, but can't find an illustration of the relationship between the trigger and hammer.
So . . can anyone provide me the information I seek? What part of the trigger mechanism locks back the hammer?
Thanks