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Pat Riot

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  1. I had a 19 lb hammer spring in 2 of my old models and I had the 30 oz trigger spring but I put the 40 oz trigger spring in as I felt the 30 was too light.

    I have this "new to me" old model .45 Colt and I am installing a Super Blackhawk hammer and I think I want a 19 lb hammer spring with the 40 oz trigger spring but I wasn't sure if the stock spring was already 40 oz.

    I don't want to go too light on the hammer spring as this gun will also be a handgun that I carry hunting. It seems that Wolf and a couple others I have found start at 19 lbs and then go down from there. I always use harder primers like CCI's and Winchester as well so too light isn't good for what I want to do. This OM will also be my back CAS revolver as I plan on running 2 New Vaqueros as main match guns.

     

    I made a bit of a mistake over a year ago and sold a couple of my CAS guns that I could now kick myself for now. So now I am kind of starting over again with my SASS guns. I plan to buy another NM in .45 Colt soon as I really like the way that they feel shooting them one handed.

  2. Okay, let me start by saying that I should know this but I will be darned if I can't remember it and I know I have it written downs somewhere but I can't find it.

    What I am looking for is what are the factory spring tensions on Vaquero triggers springs and a verification of the hammer spring tensions:

     

    Vaquero hammer spring = 23 lbs

    Vaquero trigger spring = ? ozs

    New Vaquero hammer spring = 17 lbs

    New Vaquero trigger spring = ? ozs

     

    Do I have the correct numbers for the hammer springs and what are the trigger springs tensions?

     

    I have Googled this but all I find is BS on lightening hammer and trigger pulls but nothing on what the tensions are from the factory.

    I don't need to know how to do the work to lighten pulls. Just need the spring weights.

  3. Welcome Hyespeed. :)

    You didn't mention the chambering on those 6 shooters but getting a matching caliber rifle is the way to go.

    Take Lumpy's advise. Hit a local match and see what you like and meet some fine folks. Take your revolvers and rig along with you...and some ammo :D

  4. I'm not sure about all of the Leverevolution calibers but I know that some of them use slightly shorter brass. If you buy loaded factory ammo you could re-use it but other factory brass might need to be trimmed.

    They do. The .45 Colt brass is shorter by about .1". Good Point, Smokin' Gator! :)

    I am not sure about the others.

  5. Never thought I'd be liking bluegrass but I'm amazed at the way some of those fiddlers play! Awesome!! It's great down to earth home grown music!

    Rye, I went on Pandora and found "Instrumental Folk Music". I liked it so much I created my own station on there. Of course once you start "liking" certain songs Pandora plays more songs in the style that you "thumbs up" so my station is now more or less instrumental Blue Grass....and I used to be a Metal head.

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