Posted: 1/28/2013 6:27:41 AM EDT
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Broke down my 75 B today and useing a 600 diamond hone, smoothed out the mateing sear and hammer surfaces. I did not get carried away, just smoothed out the machine lines on the surface and lightly "broke" the edges. It went from haveing a couple of spots you could feel "catch" if you pulled slowly, to a silky smooth pull with a crisp, clean break. Still has a slight positve engagment (hammer moves slightly to rear right before it brakes), so I know I didn't alter any angles much if any. Function checked and all is working fine as it should. I know some frown on stoneing the parts and choose to let it wear in after a few thousand rounds, but I don't shoot high volume. It really made a night and day difference. Any thoughts or opinions ? Did I just do a big no, no ? -thanks |