Ruger GP-100 trigger FIXED!

[FX1094]

I was rapid firing this revolver and did something to the timing. I think I may have cocked it for some reason for one shot.
So it locked up completely, trigger would not pull at all. So I took it apart, oiled, and re-assembled it, just to jostle the mechanism and reset it.
So, now it's almost healed, but after most shots, I have to nudge the trigger forward to click it back to full reset. I wonder if one of the little pawl springs is stretched, I don't know.
So should I send it to Ruger or just have a local gunsmith take a look?

[NotEnoughGuns]

ruger will fix for free I'm sure. you may have to pay shipping. contact them via phone call

[plumbum]

Did you muck with it with replacing springs or parts? You gotta let revolvers run their full course - no short stroking them like striker pistols and so-on.

[BillyMays]

Definitely call Ruger. Their warranty service has been very good in the past, not sure how it is these days.

[Preston-CLB]

i had an issue with my Single Six. I called Ruger. They set up a UPS pick-up at my house. 10 days later I had the gun back in my hands, and it functions perfectly. No cost to me at all, not even return shipping. This was last June.
-P

[FX1094]

Ruger service was awesome. They fixed it and I had it back in about a week!