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Well, I sort of discussed the Single Action hammer preference, now what about the trigger?
The Colt SAA trigger is a trifle narrow. On some of my Single Actions my trigger finger is a little sore after a few hundred rounds have been fired. Ruger corrected this with the Super Blackhawk and the New Models that have come out, these having wider and smooth triggers. Some Ubertis also have wide and smooth triggers. And I believe Colt can furnish one through their Custom Shop on special order.
For many years I had a sensitive spot on my trigger finger where a nerve had been cut in childhood (I was bitten by a rabbit) that felt like hitting your funnybone when a trigger smacked it in the wrong way. This was especially aggravated by narrow triggers. Over the years this condition has sort of healed itself, but I still prefer a wider trigger.
Your thoughts?
Bob Wright
The Colt SAA trigger is a trifle narrow. On some of my Single Actions my trigger finger is a little sore after a few hundred rounds have been fired. Ruger corrected this with the Super Blackhawk and the New Models that have come out, these having wider and smooth triggers. Some Ubertis also have wide and smooth triggers. And I believe Colt can furnish one through their Custom Shop on special order.
For many years I had a sensitive spot on my trigger finger where a nerve had been cut in childhood (I was bitten by a rabbit) that felt like hitting your funnybone when a trigger smacked it in the wrong way. This was especially aggravated by narrow triggers. Over the years this condition has sort of healed itself, but I still prefer a wider trigger.
Your thoughts?
Bob Wright