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From a friend of mine. They suffered a minor water hazard and I'm going to clean them up a little.
Initially all I can say is that the triggers are amongst the most squishy I've ever felt, but who knows what the insides of these guns look like.
More pictures and thoughts/findings to follow.
They "suffered a minor water hazard" and you want to know why their "triggers are...squishy"? :anim_lol:
No offense....but, they don't work too well with out a minor water hazard, do they?
None taken, they aren't my guns.Quote:
Originally Posted by berettabone
Steve, as for the squish factor, I don't think it's all the water's fault. One has a thumb safety that feels like the sear/hammer engagement surfaces are made of bubble gum.
...Or Jello? (Gelatin is wetter than Double-Bubble.)Quote:
Originally Posted by VAMarine
Merely polishing things may help a lot.
However, you have to make sure that the "lump" on the safety lever really does press the sear into the hammer notch, and really does hold it there.
(I apologize if I seem to be teaching my grandma to suck eggs. You probably know all this already, but I'm just making sure.)
No worries, I don't know what level I'm willing to go on these past just cleaning and some minor parts replacement and a little work on the trigger track/bow, might take a little polish to the safety...not sure yet. One thing's for sure, they sure don't know how to blend an edge @ Taurus, damn near cut myself on the rear of the frame...Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve M1911A1
I think the other reason the trigger feels that way is because they have the series 80 fireing system I know a lot of people say that a series 80 trigger fells a lot diffrent than a series 70 or 1911 A1 trigger