Sp 101 before and after...

[RobG]

Picked this up from a Calgunner, CA357, and had a little work done. I installed the tritium sight, Hogues, and Wolff springs then dropped it off at Maraviovs in Woodland for the hammer bob, bead blast and cylinder chamfer. Now for some range time...

[The SoCal Gunner]

Sweet.

[apbrian112]

that's pretty sexy... if you don't mind me asking, how much was the work?

[bigchelis]

Looks great,

I have a SP101 identical to yours.
I been wanting to do the hammer and trigger job.
With the stock springs in the trigger it is super heavy and long.
How does the trigger feel with the new springs?

[JTROKS]

I'll Take It!!!

[RobG]

that's pretty sexy... if you don't mind me asking, how much was the work?

Thanks! The work was 150.00. Sight, grips, and springs were about 70.00.

How does the trigger feel with the new springs?

Much better! I used the 9lb hammer spring. The Wolff trigger return spring was too light to get a positive return so I left the stocker. I have read it works if you hone and polish the spring bore but I like it fine as-is.

[Greg-Dawg]

Wow, thanks for sharing!

Is there a smith in So Cal that does the same thing? Kings?

[bonjing]

looks real nice!

[onikuma]

very nice

[Guntech]

You got a good deal on the work.

[MrNiceGuy]

I usually don't like snubbys....but I must say that's one sweet looking gun.

[hd0642]

looks good - do you have the contact info for the gunsmith?

[bigchelis]

I second that.

looks good - do you have the contact info for the gunsmith?

Who and where is the gunsmith located?

[RobG]

looks good - do you have the contact info for the gunsmith?

Yep. Maraviov Gunsmithing in Woodland (Nor Cal) 530-668-4867
Nice guy, good work, and the least expensive I found. He came recommended by another CGer.

[Bukowski]

Very Nice

If anyone knows a smith who can do something similar for a here in Socal please post up their info.