Nice pistol and nice pictures.
I’ve had a bunch of guns refinished by CCR and they do really nice work. Sometimes they take awhile to get them done (even without supply chain issues) but they are friendly and detailed oriented. I’d recommend them to anyone.
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GO ARMY, BEAT NAVY!!!!
This ended up being my issue. One side of the trigger was very, very tight fit on pin.. which is why I had so much trouble installing I am sure. Took new steel trigger out tonight. Checked dimensions via caliper; very close. Checked pin fitment vs original. Original allows pin to slide smoothly through, new steel trigger had one side OK, the other very, very tight. Some careful work with a drill. Now pin slide through like original. Installed trigger. Working very well.Originally Posted by BJV
@BVJ Appreciate the tip!
After fixing trigger issue, checked with Wheeler digital trigger pull gauge.
DA: 6.59 lbs (5 pull avg)
SA: 2.73 lbs (5 pull avg)
DA is buttery smooth and consistent. Before stoning/ polishing / NiB refinishing, it was hard to get consistent pulls. The numbers, esp on DA, would shift around.
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