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ldgif
I have a Smith and Wesson model 915. Who do I need to send it too to get the the awful creep out of the trigger? Smith and Wesson said they can not do this. I was wondering if any other custom shops out there can? Any help would be helpful
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  • ldgif
    I just bought a mauser 300 win mag and I am thinking of putting a
    double trigger set up on it I saw one in brownells catalog and
    talked to a couple of gunsmiths I know and they told me it is a
    real bear to put a double set on a mauser to stay with a timmney or
    the trigger on the gun anyone out there put double sets on and how much or is the advice I am getting best
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  • TrooperAllen469
    One of the most rewarding things that I do as a 'smith is the S&W auto trigger job. It will always be a long pull, as it needs that length to disconnect reliably. (It's kinda scary if you shorten the pull and it goes full auto.) It can be made much lighter, less overtravel, and very much smoother by a competent gunsmith. Scout out the local gunsmiths, and ask to dry-fire one of HIS S&W autos.
    It was a happy day when one of my customers, on getting his 5906 back said : "That'll make you throw a SIG away". Makes ya feel good inside.
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