The list of enhancements for the Performance Center Pro Series 686 Plus inconsistently includes a tuned action. Two questions: What is a tuned action and does this PC Pro Series 686 Plus carry this enhancement?
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
What’s a “tuned action”?
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Typically a tuned revolver will have polished internals and lighter springs for a better trigger pull.
Years ago (decades maybe?), a PC certainly would've had the trigger massaged before shipping. Now, I sorta doubt it gets touched at all. My reasoning for that is nothing more than reducing cost.
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The only action tuning I've seen for the past few years from the factory is the use of a Wolff Power Rib mainspring, and possibly a lighter rebound spring. That is not a tuned action. That is a cheap spring kit.
A real tuned action has internal parts (lockworks) polished and fitted by a skilled revo smith. The higher end versions of this have all the specs set to be the optimal dimension for each part of the gun, like blueprinting a car engine.
A real tuned action has internal parts (lockworks) polished and fitted by a skilled revo smith. The higher end versions of this have all the specs set to be the optimal dimension for each part of the gun, like blueprinting a car engine.
I have a PC J Frame with a "tuned action". I have no idea what, precisely, was done but the trigger pull is smoother and lighter than "normal" J Frames I have handled. It's pretty magnificent.
Is a modern "tuned action" as good as they used to be? Eh. Nothing ever is.
Is a modern "tuned action" as good as they used to be? Eh. Nothing ever is.
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