Straightening Colt SAA triggers
by Mike P 
, Tuesday, February 14, 2023, 15:27 (583 days ago) @ Don Sikes
Familiar territory for me. The old heads subtle encouragement to shoot it a bit and learn my craft seemed to work out well. Then hanging out on this board and Paco's I started to view most Single Actions as Kits, often ranging all the parts on a big towel and slicking them up, measuring, reaming, lapping, etc.
Last week my faith was restored a bit. A buddie handed me a .$%C Cimmeron/Uberty Parton, with slightly fuller nicely checkered walnut grips. Trigger and point of impact were right were I hoped for right out of the box.
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- Straightening Colt SAA triggers -
Don Sikes,
2023-02-10, 17:09
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- On my Ruger .45 Colt I straightened the trigger. -
JimT,
2023-02-10, 19:07
- SINGLE ACTION TRADITIONAL TRIGGERS -
JT,
2023-02-10, 22:28
- I like the 'SET BACK' trigger that's on my 41 Magnum. -
JimT,
2023-02-10, 22:36
- TOP GUN IS BY JIM STROH -
JT,
2023-02-11, 09:20
- He did nice work. And that stops the trigger from biting! - JimT, 2023-02-11, 09:24
- TOP GUN IS BY JIM STROH -
JT,
2023-02-11, 09:20
- I like the 'SET BACK' trigger that's on my 41 Magnum. -
JimT,
2023-02-10, 22:36
- SINGLE ACTION TRADITIONAL TRIGGERS -
JT,
2023-02-10, 22:28
- Straightening Colt SAA triggers - Mike P, 2023-02-14, 15:27
- On my Ruger .45 Colt I straightened the trigger. -
JimT,
2023-02-10, 19:07