voiola....found some flitz paste metal polish. but will brasso also work?

 

probably not..............



if you cant find Flitz ,get Mothers aluminum/mag wheel polish, it does an excellent job. don't use it on painted, pated , blued items, it can remove the finish completely. I find it works well on plastic watch crystals and plastic car headlight covers.

 

thank you .

 

I hope you have set aside money for replacement parts? Doesn't take much to ruin angles and render them inoperable when using something like a Dremal and guess and by gosh ....
Good luck

 

Ok, you could polish some parts of the disconnector bar and the exposed section of the hammer bushing but with a dremel you could round over some edges. Be careful not to over polish. This may make the take up smoother but it will not lighten the pull.

This work is not like watching the $.25 polishing videos for Glocks on YouTube. Don't touch the hammer or sear. Detailed polishing and adjustments to the hammer or sear needs experience working with stones/jigs. Replacing the stock sear with the Volquartsen will reduce the pull, but the break will feel like it "rolls". I leave all the stock springs intact which has yielded about a 2.5 lb pull. I think this will be fine to most home gun smiths. A more refined trigger will require a gunsmith.

 

Fine advice from all. Why does Ruger even bother put triggers systems on their Mk l, ll, lll and 22/45 pistols? If I screw it up, what the h....it will be an improvement to this trigger system. First time doing something is usually the best and then there`s Clark Custom.