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New sights for single six!
Re: New sights for single six!
Looks like it will help a lot.
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Vaquero
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Re: New sights for single six!
Take the grips off, then unhook one of the hammer springs. See what you think, I do that to all my Rugers.
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fortyshooter
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Re: New sights for single six!
Nice project there! Would like those sights on my .44 Mag SBH but the front sight looks to be a one piece unit brazed on.
Now those might work on my Ruger Alaskan!
I have done the poor man's spring job too and it helps. Bought a Wolff Spring kit to reduce hammer pull and trigger on a couple of my SA Rugers and very happy with the results. My 45 Colt Bisley BH had a strong hammer pull.
Now those might work on my Ruger Alaskan!
I have done the poor man's spring job too and it helps. Bought a Wolff Spring kit to reduce hammer pull and trigger on a couple of my SA Rugers and very happy with the results. My 45 Colt Bisley BH had a strong hammer pull.
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markiver54
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Re: New sights for single six!
Nice PJM
That is a big reason why I chose my .22 Single Ten. ( the Williams Sights ).
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