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Offline Diesel McBadass

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New vaquero mods
« on: February 22, 2014, 01:41:18 PM »
Want to get my new vaquero a new hammer i can reach easier, and a lighter trigger pull. What hammers you all using? Ive heard the super blackhawk hammer is a popular mod, and i know people switch springs, what weight springs is a tough one though, i want reduction in weight but still 100 percent reliability. Love this gun

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Re: New vaquero mods
« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2014, 04:12:53 PM »
What I like is as follows--Your results may will vary.

For Gunfighter Category:
4.6" or 5.5" barrels
Bisley grip frames with checkered panels,
Bisley trigger and hammer,
17# hammer springs,
20 oz trigger springs,
Shortened base pins,
Darkened sights (depending on target color and daylight).

My wife shoots her Vaqueros two-handed. 
She prefers the smooth grips,
7.5" barrels,
plow handle grip frames,
17# hammer springs.

When I used to shoot Modern Category:
I liked the Super Blackhawk grip frames,
Super Blackhawk hammers.

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Re: New vaquero mods
« Reply #2 on: February 24, 2014, 04:26:08 PM »
Howdy Diesel! The Super Blackhawk hammer is very popular. I have them on some of my Rugers. It drops right in with no modification (or very minor). You might also consider the Bisley hammer, which is now legal in a non-Bisley grip frame. If you shoot one handed it is very nice as that's what it was designed for. The Bisley hammer is not a drop-in, it involves grinding down the rear of the hammer to make it work. Not hard to do but time-consuming. If you can find someone with a Super Blackhawk hammer in their gun ask them if you can try it for feel. You will probably like it, I know I do.

As for hammer and trigger springs, look at "Magic Springs by Seven" website. His hammer springs are great and dead reliable. If you want a lighter trigger pull, take off your grips and unhook one leg of the trigger return spring. It lightens the trigger pull and it's free!

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Re: New vaquero mods
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Re: New vaquero mods
« Reply #3 on: March 04, 2014, 07:15:45 PM »
As for hammer and trigger springs, look at "Magic Springs by Seven" website. His hammer springs are great and dead reliable.

Doc Fill'em-- RATS #591

Have you compared the Magic Springs with the Wolfe Springs?

 

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