Dryfire it smooth.....

by John Meeker , Sunday, February 23, 2014, 02:37 (3932 days ago) @ Catoosa

Take off grips (and perhaps the side plate if you like to do that)

Slather interior works with your fave thicker or grease lube. That includes ejector, star,cylinder, pins ends and sockets: all the 'go round stuff

Install snap caps. Now start what I call wet firing, every opportunity you get.

It took me a while to break in my old 442, but it's smooth now after twenty years or so. -- I did a lot of stacking the trigger to that last snap off. Eventually the muscles turned that into a smooth DA with just enough available slak to get a nice shot.

I do recommend Mr Leahy's pocket holster for these guns. Some sweat and wear and the are difficult to spot when in place.