[adamhgkb]

Sorry to post another thread but I was wondering something. I saw on here before a thread about helping with the trigger pulll on rugers but now I cant find the thread. The reason is I think the pull on my security six especially DA isnt that great and was hoping to lessen it......THANKS

[madcratebuilder]

Find the Ruger forum (google) and look for the IBOK.

[adamhgkb]

what does IBOK stand for??????????/

[Steve S]

Found another Sec. Six guy! Have had mine new (6" stainless) since 1976. Love it to death too.
I put a spring kit in it just after I bought it and worked wonders on double and single action pull.
Also take a fine knife whetstone and gently round the edges and then polish the sides of the hammer where it contacts the frame, and use a good lube like Rem oil.
Also worked on the sear for single action pull--be VERY careful and use only a very fine single cut file and / or a whetstone or stone file at the end to smooth it. Hard to go back if you make it to light on single action pull-I had single action pull down to 2 lb once and it was too light.

Don't remember the maker of the spring kit--I am travelling today--I'll saved the original springs in the bag the light ones came in and think I have the address still so I'll look it up and get back to you in a day or two.

[GlockMeister]

Quote:       Originally Posted by adamhgkb

what does IBOK stand for??????????/

I'm curious to know. And the IBOK at the forum/site linked above has been given some major attention due to spam and other things. So you now have to join and have a minimum of 10 posts to even be able to view the IBOK info, which is now in the forum library. I figured, since I'm curious and I am now and have been a Ruger owner for about maybe 6 months now, I should join that forum also anyways.

So if I find out what IBOK means before you, I'll let you know and visa versa please. But i'm sure before that happens, someone else from G&G will have clued us in. lol

So go ahead Adam, register their as well and have yet another user ID and or P/W to remember and keep track of. Why not. lol

[madcratebuilder]

Quote:       Originally Posted by GlockMeister

I'm curious to know. And the IBOK at the forum/site linked above has been given some major attention due to spam and other things. So you now have to join and have a minimum of 10 posts to even be able to view the IBOK info, which is now in the forum library. I figured, since I'm curious and I am now and have been a Ruger owner for about maybe 6 months now, I should join that forum also anyways. So if I find out what IBOK means before you, I'll let you know and visa versa please. But i'm sure before that happens, someone else from G&G will have clued us in. lol So go ahead Adam, register their as well and have yet another user ID and or P/W to remember and keep track of. Why not. lol

Please read to post and PLEASE respect the forum rules. Just a few that abuse it ruin it for ALL.

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register their as well and have yet another user ID and or P/W to remember and keep track of. Why not.

That would make my head explode.

[K75RT]

The sping kits are available from RUGER Double Action Series Revolvers

Here is my Security-Six...

[Steve S]

K75RT--
Looks like mine of course (6" stainless)--I too have added rosewood fingergroove grips like yours but with a squarer butt
Also have white outline rear sight and added a trigger overtravel screw too.
Have had many compliments that is has a pull like or better than a Smith.

Hope the guy gets the spring kits!

[ALR]

I-------- Book Of Knowledge

[neophyte]

"Iowegan Book of Knowledge" a most wonderful Gentleman; a now retired gunsmith; with a world of knowledge in and out of firearms; reloading and deceny

I have enjoyed experiencing his ability to describe what is needed in language understandable to me