Alfa-proj 357 LBR

[Noodly]

Anyone else own one of these revolvers?

Although I enjoy shooting with it I was wondering if there was a trigger job that can make it a bit smoother.

[1066]

This is Alan Westlake territory - What he doesn't know about revolver actions and triggers isn't worth knowing. His roller bearing modifications to S&W and Colt revolvers is legendary.

http://www.westlakeengineering.com/

[Noodly]

This is Alan Westlake territory - What he doesn't know about revolver actions and triggers isn't worth knowing. His roller bearing modifications to S&W and Colt revolvers is legendary.

http://www.westlakeengineering.com/

I was more after info regarding tips/tricks I could do myself, ie not involving a gunsmith.

[Brian838]

This is Alan Westlake territory - What he doesn't know about revolver actions and triggers isn't worth knowing. His roller bearing modifications to S&W and Colt revolvers is legendary.

http://www.westlakeengineering.com/

I was more after info regarding tips/tricks I could do myself, ie not involving a gunsmith.

Believe me, its worth letting Alan look at your trigger.

[Noodly]

This is Alan Westlake territory - What he doesn't know about revolver actions and triggers isn't worth knowing. His roller bearing modifications to S&W and Colt revolvers is legendary.

http://www.westlakeengineering.com/

I was more after info regarding tips/tricks I could do myself, ie not involving a gunsmith.

Believe me, its worth letting Alan look at your trigger.

Where is he based?

Have any members had trigger work done on an alfa LBR by him?

[Brian838]

Believe me, its worth letting Alan look at your trigger.[/quote]
Where is he based?

Have any members had trigger work done on an alfa LBR by him?[/quote]

He's at Druids lodge, a few miles from Stonehenge. He looked at the trigger on my Alfa MLR. I don't have a pull gauge so I cant give you any figures, but both single and double action is a lot smoother and lighter.

[Noodly]

That's what I was looking for. A positive recommendation. Will get on to westlake and see how busy he is.

I did read re a spring kit which together with some polishing improved the trigger too.