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What do most gunsmiths do to "slick up" Rugers that buying a spring kit doesn't do?
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Quote from: santee on May 07, 2009, 03:54:11 pm
What do most gunsmiths do to "slick up" Rugers that buying a spring kit doesn't do?
Polish and deburr all the moving parts.
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Ahhhh. Thanks!
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Which 'you' can do yourself, with a couple of good stones and the spring kit - which can be purchased easily from Brownell's or Midway - and patience.
Don't change any factory angles and polish/burnish away any high spots or roughness that you see.
You don't need to do the entire works - just the high spots...
Clean the weapon thoroughly, lube properly, reassemble and try.
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I see why one would pay a gunsmith. I'd be afraid of taking off too much and the gun not working.
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That's where 'patience' comes in handy - as well as the not changing of factory angles...
All you're dealing with are the high spots - nothing more.
You 'can' polish everything you see - but to no good purpose, unless there are bearing points involved.
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Speaking of spring kits, are the hammer and trigger springs interchangeable on the Old and New model Vaqueros? Brownell's offers a kit with 14lb hammer spring and 30 or 40 oz trigger springs. Midway offers kits with heavier hammer springs. I was wondering if these kits are specific to the model.
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GJ,
Visit
http://www.gunsprings.com/1ndex.html
Wolfe Springs. They have different numbers for New and Old Model Vaquero's.
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Thanks DD.
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