Fabzz613

Glad the issue is resolved now. I feel you on the S&W customer service. Maybe Glocks are popular for a reason working at a dealer i have seen the same thing from glock

there are 3 sears comercially available from apex. the standard hard sear and 45/shield hard sear. improved geometry for cleaner break etc compatable with the stock trigger and the apex AEK trigger shoes then the FSS sear which pushes the break point further forward and then the FSS trigger or FF trigger shoes have overtravel stops built in. therefore reducing the overall trigger travel. these need the fss or FF trigger shoes to work correctly

without adding an overtravel stop decreasing the pretravel will increase your overtravel which is worse for accuracy because even with a perfect trigger pull the movement after the break will pull your sights off target

I have an rmr dual illum on my 627 with an Alchin mount that a drilled and tapped for it. I find it works well I like how low it gets the dot and I never have to turn it on or off I'm gonna get a .500 front sight as an index point for the dot

It is not manufacturing it's gun smithing which any type 1 ffl has the ability to do. In the same way as changeing sights or grips. You are selling a customer a single action revolver. They are taking possession leaving the store coming back and wanting it to be modified to shoot in double action.

I'm not sure about them if it's just for a fun gun I would say go with whoever. If it's a gun for competition send it to apex. Yeh there's gonna be a longer wait but there's a reason for that. there wait time is typically a little shorter then they quote.

Not good ones

ive seen factory 45 bullets pulled in revolvers might just have to tighten the crimp more. also if its the same brass it could be getting a little weak at gripping the bullet as brass hardens as its fired multiple times

An old school gunsmith trick was to take the side cover plate off and squirt some toothpaste in close it up and dry fire it 1000 times

ok cool i was looking at the 38 super data and was wondering if that load data was good to use i was kinda looking at the 38 special data and the super and cross referencing them the super max pressure seemed alot higher though i dont have a chrono but my friend is gonna bring one to the range on the weekend. but i work at an indoor range so i can test fire new loads easy.

ok cool that gives me an idea. going bye the hodgden website i 146gr hp out of a 7 inch test barrel min 3.5 808 fps 119pf max 4.0 914 fps 135 pf +P 4.4 981 fps 144 pf so if your getting 3.6 out of a short colt with a 5 inch i might try 4.0 in my 4 inch with mids should get me close to where i need i was using clays in special cases with the 147 and couldnt get a load to knock down the steel at my range even with .5 over max

i need some advice on a load .38 mids (.900) 147 gr xtream plated .357 dia federal primers with either clays or tightgroup powder this is shooting out of a 627 pro with a 4 inch barrel this is gonna be a load for uspsa and icore so 130-135 powerfactor hopefully

thanks dave. it looks like i found enough federal and R-P after some searching. i believe i have shot with you a couple times at SLOSA with scott and randy.

im pretty sure i was told that very early in his career he had to have surgery on a tendon in his forearm. people apparently people joke that they shortened it so he could pull the trigger faster.

Apex tactical mass driver hammer for the 617 https://apextactical.com/store/product-info.php?pid3.html