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@MThomas3612

You have to cut the spring first and then bend it. If you find it is too short you have to start over. I had one spring I had bent the bottom on, so I used that and then bent the top of it. The bottom bend gave me 1/2 pound extra pull and the top bend gave me 3/4 pound extra pull fo...

@bigdollars99

I doubt I would ever need their warranty. I can fix/construct most everything I might need. But I have all the original stock parts. "If" I did have to send it back to Ruger, the only thing they "might" see is a 1/8 diameter hole inside the top of the trigger guard. That hole would...

@KD7YKR

No you have to have the Galloway hammer for the modified trigger bar to work. I made my own trigger bar and if I did not have Galloways hammer installed, it would be useless. The object is to shorten the pull and move the break point (where the gun goes boom) forward . My gun goes boom w...

@MrRyan9896

Sorry as I am just an end user and do not make or sell parts. The overtravel stop is a store bought machine screw with nut and locknut, which I had to grind (file) the end of the screw to fit into the back of the trigger. The trigger pin was made from a drill bit. If you keep checki...

@awinn17

It has to improve. Stock was too long and too deep of pull for target shooting. It is now easier to pull the trigger and break comes in at the middle of the trigger guard. If you also add the trigger stop you will see even more improvement. I have a laser which shows even minor moveme...

@Chuck23250 The video description states it is detailed. Anyone with a little mechanical knowledge could use 10 to 15 minutes worth of this video. The detailed parts are for those people that have little or no knowledge of the workings of the LC9.