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Posted: 7/19/2002 7:02:29 AM EDT
 I want to reduce my double action trigger pull but I don't want to lighten my primer strike. By only replacing the trigger return spring with a lighter one will I get the desired result?????

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It will lighten the trigger pull somewhat. I doubt that it would be enough to tell and may make the trigger stick in the rear position.

Your best bet is to have a good revolver smith just smooth the action. A smooth action feels much lighter without compromising function.
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