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SP-101 How many have lightened hammer spring?

jsergovic
I'm looking at this Wolff kit. Something worthwhile or STAY AWAY?
My wife has trouble with the trigger spring.
I find it resistive, but safe and usable.

RUGER SP-101 Series Revolvers

SHOOTER'S PAK - Reduced Power .
This pak contains 1 each 9, 10 and 12 pound reduced power hammer springs for Ruger SP-101 series revolvers and 1 each 8 pound trigger return spring allowing adjustment for lighter and smoother trigger and hammer action. Note: factory trigger return spring is 10 pounds.
Stock No. 17113.....$ 9.79
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  • Contender Man
    I've used Wolf spring kits on both Smith and Ruger revolvers and semi-autos and I've had no problems.


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  • pickenup
    My wife has the same problem with the double action pull.
    I have been considering changing the springs.
    Will these springs make that much of a difference?


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  • Nighthawk
    My trigger smoothed up alot as I shot it more.Ive used wolf springs and there very good springs.Of course I sometimes carry mine as a Back up Duty weapon and dont mind the double action pull.Hope it works out well for ya.



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  • TRAP55
    Jim, i used the Wolff kit on a friends Redhawk. Big difference! The lightest hammer spring did have some problems hitting the primer hard enough.
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  • A J Christ
    I have used Wolff Springs for many years in a lot of different arms. Good product, does what they say it does and have never had a problem with them. Put the spring kit in and test fire at least a few rounds through it just to make sure.
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  • gskyhawk
    jsergovic: I've never had the sp-101 but have put spring kits in redhawks, blackhawks, super blackawks and single six , never had a problem , usually go with the in between spring weight, , good all around balance between being reliable and lighting the pull down to where you can handle it , kits are usually easy to put in just make sure you wear safty glasses while working around that hammer spring and make sure you work on it in a room with a hard floor covering in case you drop a spring [:D]
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  • glabray
    Been there, done that, went back. I installed the Wolf springs in my SP101 and it did reduce the DA trigger pull. It also greatly reduced the reliability with some makes of ammunition. A weaker main spring produces a weaker hammer blow. I went back to the factory spring and reliability returned to 100%. Trade the Ruger in on a gun that has a flat main spring with a tension adjusting screw. Then you should be able to find a setting that reduces the DA pull and still gives sufficient hammer blow. I do it with Smith & Wessons all the time.
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