Ruger Security Six Trigger

[Gone Hiking]

When shooting in single action, the trigger on a Security Six I have breaks cleanly and crisp. When shooting in double action, though, the trigger does not hit a "wall", making it very difficult to judge where the trigger will break. Is this something that a decent gunsmith could correct, or is that inherent in that model?

 

[BBBBill]

None of my double action revolvers "hit a wall" in double action. Some folks glue a rubber or polymer trigger stop on back of the trigger I've also seen it done with a hollow screw threaded into a hole tapped in the trigger) and file to fit, giving resistance just prior to hammer fall. That is probably as close as you can get to what you are describing.

 

[Col. Harrumph]

I think the trick to DA shooting is to keep the sights on target throughout the trigger's travel, so that it doesn't matter when it breaks.

 

[earlthegoat2]

What you describe sounds like a Glock trigger.

That is not something I would want in a double action revolver.