USFA stock springs

[John Barleycorn]

Did Wollf Springs supply the springs for USFA single action models.

[GaryG]

They came from Tolman Spring (located in CT)

[yahoody]

Hey Matt, FWIW if you like using flat springs I like the Wolfe versions on the inside and the split version on the mainspring.   Gives a nice trigger job I think if you like the heavier spring weights.  Lee's Gunslinger kits are  good and I have and use both but I like the feel of the Wolfs set up better.

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[John Barleycorn]

I like the Lee Gunslinger kit for USFA because there is not hammer drag. The Wollf spring are also excellent I use them in my Rugers and the Wolff SAA clone Spring kit is a good option.

[Coffinmaker]

When setting up a SA, I like the "Lee Gunslinger for the main spring and a Pietta Trigger/Bolt spring.  Personal thing, I don't like wire T/B springs as to me, they have a mushy feel.  Pietta flat T/B spring feels crisper yet lighter than a USFA or Uberti spring.

Coffinmaker

PS:  VTI also has a rather nice reduced power main spring.  Both the Lee's and the VTI main spring exhibit very little "stacking."