Target trigger to a combat

klind45

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Hi guy's just wondering is it possible to file the grooves of a target trigger and make it smooth and rounded trigger without removing it from the gun?I have a mod.36 shooter grade that bites my finger. Thought I would use a rat tail file and round it out.Stupid or plausible? Any comments or advice would be welcome,thanks a lot.:)
 
I've had three striated triggers polished smooth and radiused. I didn't try to do it myself, as I have the mechanical skills of a wombat. It's not an expensive job for a smith.

I much prefer a smooth, radiused trigger face.
 
I would suggest a Dremel with soft abrasive wheel over a file. I think you'd have better control over the amount of metal being removed.
 
If you really want to do this, mask off the area around the trigger, use a 1/2 round file take your time checking often to make sure you are maintaining the profile you want.

Not to be a smart ars, but Don't forget to unload the revolver first.
 
The casehardened surface is harder than that of a file, so you'll quickly dull its teeth and make the job much harder. Better to use a Dremel tool with abrasives or even hand stones or abrasive paper. And yes, remove it from the gun.

Larry
 
Thank you everyone it was easier than I thought.I just had to file off the sharp edges so it feels a lot better.Thanks again.ps yes I removed the bullets.:D
 
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