On reading this post one thing that I find a little worrying is this : -
Quote:
|
What I have also seen is that the ruger's trigger is able to be worked on by the gun's owner while a smith's trigger is to be only worked on by a gunsmith.
|
I think I would feel a lot safer with a gun that had been worked on by a reputable, authorized technician with years of experience than one worked on by someone who did it because it was easy to do.
No disrespect intended to people who do work on their own guns, just that all amateurs are not equal in their abilities.
It's a bit like buying a car with a fully stamped dealer service book to buying one that the guy has serviced himself... And while I agree that most amateur car enthusiasts can do a far more thorough job than a dealer, this doesn't apply to all of them.
Just a point that sprung to mind.
Cheers
G