Bond Arms trigger pull needs help

Daniel Howe · Aug 13, 2019

I have a Bond Arms .45acp derringer that has a horrible trigger. I know you have to pull back and downward but that only helps a little bit. I am thinking about going over all the parts with a fine stone and try to smooth things out but I don't think that will help alot. Is there a spring kit out there? or some other option to lighten the pull? I would like to get it down to 5 lbs if possible.

Ivan the Butcher · Aug 13, 2019

If there is a spring kit Wolff makes it, check their web page.

It is amazing what you will find in the works of a recent firearm. On a friends brand new Stainless Super Blackhawk I worked a little over an hour and all the burrs and tails would almost fill a bottle cap!

I use a piece of white butcher paper to work on (that lets you see all the things you knock off as well as anything you drop). I have every dental pick, diamond stone, and jewelers file available to deal with what you find! If you don't care about keeping the chips, a white towel is even better. Dropped parts don't bounce off!

Ivan

kaaskop49 · Aug 14, 2019

Despite the fact that the trigger problems on Bond's derringers are widely known, there seems to be no standard way of lightening the trigger pull, AFAIK. I am forced to use my Bond as a range gun, as practice for my American Derringers.

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