Anyone here that can explain the art of tuning a sear spring???

[GunslingerG20]

I already can do the rest on a 1911 trigger job (stoning, polishing, etc.) but I've always had to rely on a sear spring tuned by a local 'smith. I'd like to do that myself when I swap out the hammer, sear, disconnector (all Extreme Engineering), trigger, strut, mainspring, safeties, etc. on one of my kimbers that I'm setting up for USPSA single-stack division.

Any info is greatly appreciated!!!!!

:smt1099

[Baldy]

I would recommend The Colt .45 Automatic by Jerry Kuhnhausen vol 1. Plus I would go over to 1911.org web site and look up the information there and ask questions. That's all I can help you with as I take most all things to my smith.
Good luck.

Best Baldy.

[BRSmith]

m1911.org

[screwman]

http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/GunTech/NewsletterArchive.aspx?p=0&t=1&i=349

This article's got good info.