Austin S&W
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I have a 1967 M28 that suffers from "trigger kick." When pulling the trigger in single action mode, the trigger catches the hammer on its way down. The revolver does not have any push off. I've replaced the rebound spring with a factory standard one, and tried removing the trigger stop. Neither has solved the problem.
What is causing this? It doesn't look like someone has done an action job, and, like I said, it doesn't suffer from push off. I checked the strain screw and it looks unaltered.
I'm willing to try some stoning myself, IF I think it's within my ability. I've done some light stoning (following the Jerry Miculek video) on some other revolvers with good results. But this may be outside of my limited skills.
Any suggestions on how to fix it?
Thanks,
Sam
What is causing this? It doesn't look like someone has done an action job, and, like I said, it doesn't suffer from push off. I checked the strain screw and it looks unaltered.
I'm willing to try some stoning myself, IF I think it's within my ability. I've done some light stoning (following the Jerry Miculek video) on some other revolvers with good results. But this may be outside of my limited skills.
Any suggestions on how to fix it?
Thanks,
Sam