I just bought a S&W 19-4 w/4 barrel. Gun had a real sweet trigger but was very dirty and leaded up so I disassembled for a good cleaning.
To my suprise when I pulled the side plate I found that the lockworks has ballbearing in it. No wonder it had a sweet trigger even with old hard grease.
Question, who did this type of trigger work, can't find anyone one on the internet or any mention of this ever done, it had to be a pricey project.
Thanks for any info provided.
I should clairify a little, the balls are imbeded in the sides of the trigger and hammer, then hardened inserts are pressed into sideplates for the pivots to fit into. Don't know if I can post clear pics but will work on that soon.
Gary
To my suprise when I pulled the side plate I found that the lockworks has ballbearing in it. No wonder it had a sweet trigger even with old hard grease.
Question, who did this type of trigger work, can't find anyone one on the internet or any mention of this ever done, it had to be a pricey project.
Thanks for any info provided.
I should clairify a little, the balls are imbeded in the sides of the trigger and hammer, then hardened inserts are pressed into sideplates for the pivots to fit into. Don't know if I can post clear pics but will work on that soon.
Gary
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