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Old September 24th, 2012, 11:11 AM   #1
 
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Sp 101 trigger job

Seeking advice--where can i find expert info. Regarding detail disassembly and reassembly of my sp 101 .357. ? I've completed numerous successful trigger jobs on s&w revolvers over the years and want to give my first ruger revolver the same treatment. But since, internally, they're like apples and oranges, i want to approach the project properly prepared. Thankyou in advance !!!



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This is easily one of the best tuning links I've ever used.

I had a problem with my SP101 when it came home, in that the trigger assembly would not re-seat due to burrs in the latch channel of the grip frame. The picture in the link showed the problem clearly. I used a 1/4" dowel with 1000grit to polish the burrs in the frame off. Worked perfectly.

I used a 1/4" dowel and a patch with JB polish to clean up the latch hole, as I didn't like the drill bit idea, and I polished latch and plunger by placing the dowel in the parts, and turning them in the patch and polish for a nearly mirror finish. This really minimizes drag without dimensional changes on any parts.

I used a Dremel for polishing the other parts with buffing rouge, slower than emory, but the finish might be better. I replaced the trigger return spring with the 8lb Wolf, and haven't had problems.

I haven't touched the trigger/sear yet, as I want to shoot it enough to see if wear patterns tell me where trouble spots are hiding.
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