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I bought a used 686 4" ss. I have been shooting it alot and when I took off the pachmayer grips I messed with the mainspring screw. Now it feels like the timing of the trigger is different. I also tightened the three side screws on the right side and noticed the cylinder hinge is real tight. I think I have then all set right, except for the main trigger spring screw. Did I screw something up?

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