Smith & Wesson 686 level 2 Trigger Job ( Part 3 Polishing & stoning the trigger)
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Smith & Wesson Revolvers
Level 1 Trigger/Action Job
The Level 1 trigger/Action job will give you a smooth, clean and light double action pull with a crisp 2lb single action pull. I start by polishing all interior components and then I hand stone the sear for that crisp single action pull. During this time I replace the hammer and rebound springs to reduce trigger pull weight and install an extra length firing pin for consistent never fail primer strike.
Price $95.00 labor. Parts $45.00
Level 2 Trigger/Action Job
The level 2 trigger/action job gives you all the features of the level 1 plus I hand fit a new cylinder stop and hand that are CNC machined from solid tool steel replacing the cast or MIM factory parts. Then I tune the cylinder making sure the crane is properly aligned, reducing end shake and install a crane detent lock for added support. Next I polish the chambers for smoother extraction and bevel the chamber mouths for faster loading. Last I re-contour the trigger so that it is smoother and more comfortable on the finger. And bob the hammer if desired.
Price $275.00 labor. Parts $100.00
Level 2 Extreme Trigger/Action Job
The level 2 extreme trigger/action job has all the features of the level 1 and 2 action jobs plus I replace and hand fit a new trigger and hammer that are CNC machined from solid tool steel replacing the factory cast or MIM parts. Giving you a solid no fail action that will last generations.
Price $350.00 Labor. Parts $375.00
Ruger revolvers parts and prices are different please ask. Parts prices are subject to change.
Van Dorsten Custom Firearms
@ MTN Rang Armory
7512 Grandview Ave
Arvada CO 80002 (720)988-9853
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Like all highly skilled engineers, irrespective of their chosen field, you can see the way that Scott handles the tools and shows great competence with his knowledge of each section of this job. It is a joy to watch someone who really knows what they are doing and is consequently relaxed.
Thanks Scott, very interesting to watch you work. And thank goodness the audio was good.
Scott, your gunsmith videos are very interesting. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise!
Well done, great video.
EXCELLENT videos, thank you so much 👍👏
Thank you for the videos sir!
Let's see, the last msm series I could stand to watch...Miami Vice. Yes this is riveting television. Thanks for doing it.
Hi Scott- what size India stones are they please. Thanks for the video 🇦🇺
is there a drop in kit anyone makes? AR15 have about 900 different aftermarket triggers on the market, some of which are amazingly awesome... doesnt anyone make them for these smith revolvers? i googled and didnt find much on it...
Do you do work on Dan Wesson revolvers ?
What grit is the "fine" wheel?
Do you polish the frame or side plate?
were you on the show american guns?
How do you make a S&W double action only? No single action required for CCW piece. John, retired LEO
I bob the hammer and round off the single action sear.
When you polish some of the parts would it be good to use that old type of knife sharpener, like the type where you run the blade against?
Scott I have emailed you regarding a level 2 trigger job.. are you back to work after your move!!! Tc from Nevada
Thomas, I can not find your email. But yes I am open for business. Please send me another email and we can talk. vdc.firearms@gmail.com Thank you
Hey VDC, if you didn't have a polish wheel kit, couldn't you use like Flitz Polish to smooth out all of the components?
Flitz won't help get all the grinding marks out and would work best at the end of the polishing process. I often use it when doing a matchless barrel to give it that mirror finish.
So Brownell is a good place to get a polishing wheel kit?