Blackhawk modification

[neal bloom]

I keep reading about the poor mans trigger job on a blackhawk. Has anyone done this? Does it harm the gun? Wouldn't it be better to just order lighter trigger springs form Wolf?

I am getting a Blackhawk this week and was doing some research. As always I appreciate any info.

 

[jmlv]

Deaf Smith

Go to brownells and order the spring kit for the New Model blackhawk from Wolff it comes with 3 different weight hammer springs and a light weight trigger spring. Easy to install. works great and the easest trigger job I ever had done.

 

[JoeHatley]

Neal,

Pop over to www.realguns.com and go into the ARCHIVE section. Take a look at the 3 part series on Bisley Trigger Improvements. I think you'll fine it usefull.

Good Luck...

Joe

 

[John D]

Take off the grips. One leg off the hammer spring post. Put the grips back on. Easy....and it works great!

 

[Jim March]

There's an article with pictures at www.gunblast.com

 

[ohen cepel]

Getting ready to work mine up also.

You may want to look at another cylinder pin (cheap upgrade).

Maybe another ejector rod housing (don't like the Al one)

I think a big improvement is the mod to let the cylinder rotate freely. I hate trying to reload and missing the holes.

 

[Jim March]

We have a good thread with tips and parts fully linked:

http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=80872

Title: "Homebrew modifications for Ruger SAs".