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Trigger stop.
Having dialed out the overtravel on a Smith 41, went after the P210 next.
Wow, is that slick. Mine is distinctly two stage; first pull draws the hammer back just a bit, and then it breaks like a glass rod. Not much trigger movement, and an immediate stop against the stop.
In both cases, I made sure the hammer cleanly misses the sear when it is released.
Anyway, it's past due for a range run.
Moon
Wow, is that slick. Mine is distinctly two stage; first pull draws the hammer back just a bit, and then it breaks like a glass rod. Not much trigger movement, and an immediate stop against the stop.
In both cases, I made sure the hammer cleanly misses the sear when it is released.
Anyway, it's past due for a range run.
Moon
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