Posted by: Poldo on October 21, 2003 at 22:01:25

: : some companies say there hammer has a locking screw to hold the lug. my question is how can you screw in that locking screw when the hammer is in the gun. : : i also want to know that too. a hole can be milled into the side of the gun to access the lock screw. it is great for holding the screw from backing in or out. especially in on mechanical triggers where it really makes a difference. but its also a real good idea for electros...though the effects are less noticeable. anyway...the hold is usually milled even with the hole on top of the gun to adjust the lug. on my gun i put a fairly big hold so that i dont have to worry about where my hammer is when i want to adjust.

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