ron6533
Member
Hello S&W enthusiasts in cyberspace,
I have tapped into your info. bank numerous times and thought it about time to join in, and say THANK YOU to all who have inadvertently provided me with great advice, insights and info.
I hope I am not breaking protocall or forum etiquette by launching right into a question; here it goes...
I am the owner of a used Model 439 and a 5904 with a weight trigger pull of 6lb. 5oz. SA/11lb. 13.1oz. DA and 7lb. 1oz. SA/12+lb. DA respectively. In the interest of not buying other pistols and my benefitting from these being from the same operatational lineage,
1) Do you think it worth the gunsmith cost investment to perform a "trigger job" on both?
2) Can you make a remmendation for a Sacto. area gunsmith familiar with performing such work on tehes models?
3) What should I expect to pay?
4) I have complete OEM-rate Wolff spring kits that I will install prior to any trigger work.
I plan on using the 439 for CCW and the 5904 for a home defense pistol.
Thanks.
I have tapped into your info. bank numerous times and thought it about time to join in, and say THANK YOU to all who have inadvertently provided me with great advice, insights and info.
I hope I am not breaking protocall or forum etiquette by launching right into a question; here it goes...
I am the owner of a used Model 439 and a 5904 with a weight trigger pull of 6lb. 5oz. SA/11lb. 13.1oz. DA and 7lb. 1oz. SA/12+lb. DA respectively. In the interest of not buying other pistols and my benefitting from these being from the same operatational lineage,
1) Do you think it worth the gunsmith cost investment to perform a "trigger job" on both?
2) Can you make a remmendation for a Sacto. area gunsmith familiar with performing such work on tehes models?
3) What should I expect to pay?
4) I have complete OEM-rate Wolff spring kits that I will install prior to any trigger work.
I plan on using the 439 for CCW and the 5904 for a home defense pistol.
Thanks.
