Very light trigger pull

[Stan Hoover]

Jim,
the key to keeping your pictures upright is to edit them before uploading to the Parker forum, I generally just adjust the shadow and my pictures are always upright.

I'm interested in your findings, I acquired a Nichols & Lefever 8 gauge hammer gun that was doubling for me while playing around on the 5 stand at the Fall SXS

Now that gets your attention, 3 oz's of lead departing at one time

When cocking my left hammer, there's barely any confirmation of the hammer being cocked, I'm guessing the sear may be worn?

Stan

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Stan Hoover

Jim,
the key to keeping your pictures upright is to edit them before uploading to the Parker forum, I generally just adjust the shadow and my pictures are always upright.

I'm interested in your findings, I acquired a Nichols & Lefever 8 gauge hammer gun that was doubling for me while playing around on the 5 stand at the Fall SXS

Now that gets your attention, 3 oz's of lead departing at one time

When cocking my left hammer, there's barely any confirmation of the hammer being cocked, I'm guessing the sear may be worn?

Stan

You’re holding out on me I wasn’t aware you’d gotten ANOTHER big cannon

[Stan Hoover]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

You’re holding out on me I wasn’t aware you’d gotten ANOTHER big cannon

Yeah,
fell off the wagon again

[Jim Lott]

GFood_sear1.jpg

Good_sear2.jpg

Pics of the good sear

[Jim Lott]

Worn_sear.jpg

Worn_sear2.jpg

Pics of worn? sear.

Thanks Stan, these posted with no problem. Craig making it look easy...

[6pt-Sika]

That notch is what he filed on the one I had .

[6pt-Sika]

When the hammers are cocked you should be able to wiggle the triggers ever so slightly without setting them off . The back trigger on the 16 I had was solid no wiggle , a couple strokes of the file and the wiggle was back and no more double fire .