Trigger/Action Job for Single-Six?

dtbsage@msn.com

April 09, 2005 18:02

Am considering a New Model Single-Six for casual plinking. Are the triggers a bit on the heavy side and if so, can anyone suggest a firm that specializes in trigger and action work for the Single-Six?

Also, has anyone seen a Uberti Stallion in a .22LR as their catalog shows? Thanks!!!

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  duckhunter

  April 09, 2005 18:21

  Run-N-Iron 308 472 5071 Bertrand Ne . These boys do great work.
  
  I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.

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  gskyhawk

  April 09, 2005 18:53

  duckhunter ; can you tell me more about these guys? have you ever had them work on your guns or is this just word of mouth?
  I have a Bisley Hunter that needs a trigger job bad ,, I want some one that can make it feel like a older S&W if you know what I mean [8D]

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  king999

  April 11, 2005 08:09

  Here is a really easy fix that seems to wok wonders in the NEW model rugers.
  1.Remove grips
  2 Note spring with two hooks on to frame.
  3.Unhook ONE of them
  4.Enjoy your new light trigger!
  Morty

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  gskyhawk

  April 11, 2005 14:50

  King999 , been there done that , and it really doesn;t work that well , but thanks for the input

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  260

  April 12, 2005 02:22

  I DO ACTION WORK ON THESE. I CAN GET THEM DOWN TO @ 2 1/2 # AND SMOOTH AS GLASS, I HAVED JEWELED THE HAMMERS AND TRIGGERS FOR THAT CUSTOM LOOK ALSO

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  GaBob

  April 12, 2005 11:19

  I have used King999's method on several Rugers with very good results
  
  Keep Your Powder Dry
  
  The only criminal class that is native to the United States is congress.
  MARK TWAIN

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