????? Even in factory-issued condition, the trigger on a single-six is only about 4 pounds - closer to 2 pounds if it's an old model (three-screw) single-six. If you're strong enough to hold the revolver, you should have no trouble pulling the trigger.
Are you sure you know how to operate a single-action revolver? It just occurred to me that you may be trying to fire it without cocking it, in which case you would have considerable difficulty.
If you're looking for different hammer & trigger springs, try Wolff Gun Springs. Their website is: www.gunsprings.com
Are you sure you know how to operate a single-action revolver? It just occurred to me that you may be trying to fire it without cocking it, in which case you would have considerable difficulty.
If you're looking for different hammer & trigger springs, try Wolff Gun Springs. Their website is: www.gunsprings.com