Markmontana
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I’m not happy with the DA trigger on my M65. Know a good gunsmith for this; or, maybe some DIY tips?
Model 65 Trigger Job
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Jerry Miculek's DVD is a good place to start if you're up to a DIY job:
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/Trigger-Job-DVD-Lenny-Magill/dp/B0002D68WY[/ame]
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/Trigger-Job-DVD-Lenny-Magill/dp/B0002D68WY[/ame]
I second on the video. He also has one on You Tube. Just swapping out the springs with a quality spring kit (Wilson Combat / Wolf etc) will have a big effect.
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Maybe most important, Jerry also tells you what NOT to do!
gerhard1
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Why are you not happy with the trigger? Is it rough? Stiff?
gwpercle
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Clark Custom Guns wwwclarkcustomguns.com
Their trigger jobs are simply magical 10 X better than any spring swap I ever did . Life is short ... experience at least one really good professional trigger job . I've had them do 3 pistols , worth every penny ... Just thinking about shooting them puts a smile on my face . Try it just once.
Jerry Miculek married Kay Clark , Jim Clarks daughter .
The shop is now run by Jim Clarks son's and grandson's ...
They know what to do with a trigger .
Gary
Their trigger jobs are simply magical 10 X better than any spring swap I ever did . Life is short ... experience at least one really good professional trigger job . I've had them do 3 pistols , worth every penny ... Just thinking about shooting them puts a smile on my face . Try it just once.
Jerry Miculek married Kay Clark , Jim Clarks daughter .
The shop is now run by Jim Clarks son's and grandson's ...
They know what to do with a trigger .
Gary
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