TX44, I have the same set up you do, a SBHH with 2x Leupold. Mine averages 4.5" at 100 yards. That's one shot from each cylinder. It all depends on what your accuracy expectations are. Will that pistol shoot minute-of-angle (1" @ 100 yds.)? No. But mine shoots "minute-of-deer" all day long. Hang a 9" aluminum pie pan on a string, then send 6 shots at it from 3 different field shooting positions. If you can keep all 6 shots on that pan at 100 yds., you got an accurate revolver. No cheating using the shooting bench. As for trigger jobs, guess I got lucky and didn't need one. What smoothed out my trigger was dry fire practice w/ a cylinder full of snap caps. Try it, when you can drop the hammer without your cross hairs moving, you're there. If you can't, it may be your trigger needs a bit of work. An overly heavy, creeping, or gritty trigger will never make you happy till you fix it. The one smith I can recommend personally is JD Jones' outfit at SSK.
Keyman (non sibi sed patriae)
Last edited by keyman; 02/26/2006 9:20 AM.
