wolff springs

installed my wolff spring kit in the ruger bisley.the gun will cock as long as it is not held with the muzzel pointed up anybody else have the same problem
thanks,mike

sounds like when you unhooked the doodad you got ahold of the thingamajig instead,check the whatchamacallit and the hickeyjigger and you may find the problem ...i dont have a clue but hope you figure it out...jim257

got it fixed,8 hrs sleep and looking at the gun on disassembley the trigger spring sliped under the grove that it should have been.for 13 bucks what a nice trigger

ANY ONE try these on a ruger srh 44 mag? mine pulls 4 lb single and 14 double action. i'd like to get it down around 2-1/2 to 3 on single. i looked on wolff's site they had a spring pack with spring from 9-12 lbs. they didnt mention single action for the ruger srh. will a lighter main spring reduce both??

thanks

john

(OOOPS HAD IT BACKWARD)

Just to help you figure out what you're looking at in catalogs, the single action pull is what you get when you pre-cock the hammer with your thumb. The double action pull is when you pull the trigger all the way through the stroke with out pulling the hammer back with your thumb, so on your gun the 14# should be double action, & the 4# single action. I put a wolf set in a Redhawk I had a long time ago, & it helped quite a bit.