Reply With QuoteThat is good to know. I’ve never had triggers done by Steve but all my past dealings of any kind with Steve have been very satisfactory.
I made a good deal on a couple of original Contenders recently and while the triggers had pretty good pull weights, they had way too much creep for my liking. I boxed them up and sent them to Steve Stratton to work his magic. Told him I wanted them as light as possible but still be safe and reliable. Got them back in less than 2 weeks and the first one has a pull of 1 lb. & 4 oz. and the 2nd one has a pull of 1 lb. & 12 oz.. They both have ZERO creep. I'm glad I sent them.
All his work has a lifetime warranty so if you're looking for someone to do some trigger work on a T/C frame I highly recommend Steve.
That is good to know. I’ve never had triggers done by Steve but all my past dealings of any kind with Steve have been very satisfactory.
Might be handy to include contact info on a thread post like this.
In case some folks don't know how to get ahold of him.
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Wasn't sure if it was allowed and didn't want to get fussed at. Looks like Jules took care of it. Thanks Jules.Originally Posted by Slowpoke Slim
I had Steve do a couple of mine way back in the VVCG days so he's got plenty of experience under his belt.
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