Who works on Service Six Triggers?

[Z400ACDC]

My like new 4'' SS Service Six could use a better trigger. Who could I send it to for this work? THANKS!

 

[Zhillsauditor]

My local guy does them, as will most local gunsmiths--rugers have been around for a long time.

My only ruger, a single ten, was pretty stiff, so I installed a wolff spring kit, and it is much better, although probably not up to a good trigger job. Main thing for me was the hammer spring was so strong, I got tired of cocking it. The new spring solved that issue.

 

[Z400ACDC]

Anyone have a link where I can find out how to take it apart and PUT it back again?

 

[Zhillsauditor]

EDIT: Oops, I read single where it said service. Apologies. See next response for better vids.

Here's the offical ruger video:
http://youtu.be/UfOXBa8K8Ow

and reassembly:

http://youtu.be/3zEKDqwkgEs

Note that this is part of the basic field stip according to Ruger(!).

 

[Dan-O]

Since the Service Six is a double action revolver, this may be more helpful:

http://youtu.be/kkyRDM7md9A

And reassembly:

http://youtu.be/OiWkxSgi4IA

There are specific vids that show how to do the Service/Speed 6. Just do a search on YouTube. Here is a link to the manual that gives instructions:

https://ruger-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/_manuals/securitySix.pdf

Here's a vid that is for the Service 6:
http://youtu.be/96lc7XGZIxE

 

[Z400ACDC]

Thanks! I may give it a try. I have tuned a few rifle triggers and a MKiii.