Trigger Adjustment On Pc625

[randy01]

What can I do to lighten the trigger pull on my PC625 and still have 100% reliability.

And no I can't send it to Randy because I live in Europe. If I had lived in the US the problem would been easily fixed by a call and shipping it to Randy.

[AzShooter]

Order Trigger Job by Jerry Miculeck

www.GunVideo.com

I think you can also order it through Brownells.com

Best video for doing a trigger job.

[underlug]

Make sure you have access to Federal or similiar light strike primers before you take it down too much

[Viggen]

Step One is, like AZSHOOTER says, pick up the Trigger Job video by Jerry.

Doing what he talks about will smooth things out greatly and he is very clear about what to avoid.

Step Two is deciding or figuring out what, if any, replacement springs you will use.

Jerry's video really helps to understand what's going on inside the revo and well as showing what to do.

[Round_Gun_Shooter]

Although you may not be able to send to Randy, you can buy his hammer. It does make a difference as to what more you can do. I have one I put in my IDPA 625 and I am getting the DA pull down to an obscene level for me.

Regards,

[Carmoney]

An alternative to the Randy hammer (shown on a 25-2):

Edited December 20, 2005 by Carmoney

[D.carden]

A boat anchor Mike?

looks kinda heavy.

No wonder your slow !!

[Carmoney]

A boat anchor Mike?

looks kinda heavy.

No wonder your slow !!

You talking about the hammer, or my desk-jockey fat ass??

[Round_Gun_Shooter]

An alternative to the Randy hammer (shown on a 25-2):

Can I see a pic of that hammer in the 25-2?????

Thanks,

Gary

[Randy Lee]

Greetings,

The PC625 has a forged hammer. You can(dare I say it?) cut off the spur and Dremel the back of the hammer to match the contour of the frame - this will lighten the hammer by a good 30% which will do a lot in conjunction with balancing out the rebound slide spring and mainspring forces. The trigger work is pretty well outlined in Jerry's video and there are a variety of spring kits available( hopefully in Europe too).

~Randy

[Carmoney]

You can cut the MIM hammers similarly, and they work perfectly fine. The MIM hammer in the 625 I shot all year is radically lightened to the same contour as the hammer in my 627, shown here at the Big Dawg Steel Match back in the summer:

Edited December 21, 2005 by Carmoney

[Cuz]

Greetings,

The PC625 has a forged hammer. You can(dare I say it?) cut off the spur and Dremel the back of the hammer to match the contour of the frame - this will lighten the hammer by a good 30% which will do a lot in conjunction with balancing out the rebound slide spring and mainspring forces. The trigger work is pretty well outlined in Jerry's video and there are a variety of spring kits available( hopefully in Europe too).

~Randy

Randy,

Can I see a pic of your hammer somewhere?

Thanks,

-Cuz.

[Carmoney]

Here's Randy's hammer:

[Randy Lee]

Thanks Mike.

[Waltermitty]

Here's Randy's hammer:

So how would a person buy one of these trinkets?

[Round_Gun_Shooter]

Here's Randy's hammer:

So how would a person buy one of these trinkets?

Here is his web site. http://www.apextactical.com/ Call him for the price, send him the cash, he sends the hammer. You fit the sear and play a little and you are off and running.

Merry Christmas,

[Waltermitty]

Here's Randy's hammer:

So how would a person buy one of these trinkets?

Here is his web site. http://www.apextactical.com/ Call him for the price, send him the cash, he sends the hammer. You fit the sear and play a little and you are off and running.

Merry Christmas,

I had seen the website, but couldn't figure out how to order. Thanks.

[Randy Lee]

Hi guys,

Website is sorely in need of update. You can contact me via email and I'll get a hammer to you.

Randy