Posted: 11/16/2014 8:02:05 PM EDT
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hey fellows,
because of your replies to a question i posted 2 months ago, i went out and bought a RO. i have a DW valor but i wanted more of a range gun to shoot with all the time instead of the DW. I am really impressed with the RO. shoots almost as good as the DW but its really close. about the only real complaint with it is its trigger. i`m so used to the crisp+1 of the DW that its hard getting used to RO`s trigger. its only about 1.25 lb. heavier than the DW ( according to my scale ). but i really need to get this trigger to match it. i`m not much of a 1911 smith other than changing parts and sights. what would you guys suggest to lessen the pull of the RO? i do mean to lessen it, i don`t want to get used to its trigger! would a different mainspring help? or do you recommend to take it to a good smith and do sear work. if parts is the answer, should i go to ed brown. i know most of the good parts of the DW valor are from ed`s. appreciate any help here. did any of you with the RO do anything to get its pull lighter? if so, what did you do? thanks! |
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Drop the ILS mainspring housing and replace with a slightly lighter spring & standard MSH, get the sear and hammer hooks polished, and a general once over from a decent smith. OR get some drop in Cylinder & Slide parts, which still may require fitting by someone that knows what they're doing. |