| | #2 |
| Moderator ![]() | Wiley, For the most part, it's the firing pin safety, which Colt added for liability reasons. It consists of two levers in the frame, which push up on a spring loaded plunger in the slide when the trigger is pulled. Some people don't like the '80 series guns, because they feel that these parts inhibit a good trigger, 'tho most pistolsmiths don't agree (it just takes a bit more attention to detail).
__________________ Don WIlliams www.theactionworks.com www.pickagrip.com |
| | |
| | #3 |
| Member | Hi Wiley, What Don replyed is correct. I have used both & I prefer the series 80. I had it accurized back in 1986 by Jim Clark. I had asked him about the trigger work, if it would be a problem. His answer was, it takes a little longer to do but did I think he would be going out of buisness because Colt added the extra safety parts. Rest his Soul, he did a great job. If you didn't look at the markings on the slide, you would not know it was a series 80. That 45 has not been touched by any other Gunsmith, & the trigger weight in all these years has gotten better not worse. Just my 2 pennies worth. |
| | |
| Tags |
| series, 70series |
| Thread Tools | |
| |
|