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drc Full Member Offline Posts: 174 Location: Norton Joined: Mar 5^th, 2005	Re: roller singlw set trigger Reply #15 - Mar 26^th, 2005 at 7:38am	Print Post
	not all Pedersoli RB's have brass trigger guards. mine have steel. I too am waiting to see if the SST can be developed for the Pedersoli's. I would be really happy to have a DST become available if a person happens to have a brass one though, this gentleman sells steel ones for a very reasonable price (You need to *Login* or *Register* to view media files and links) thanks dc


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leadball Ex Member	Re: roller singlw set trigger Reply #16 - Mar 26^th, 2005 at 7:45am	Print Post
	Dosen't the Col. Bodine model Rolling Block have a DST. Would it be available as a replacment part. Leadball


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drc Full Member Offline Posts: 174 Location: Norton Joined: Mar 5^th, 2005	Re: roller singlw set trigger Reply #17 - Mar 26^th, 2005 at 7:59am	Print Post
	As far as I know, no. I have even spoke to the folks over in Italy about that very issue and got nowhere. I have 3 Ped RB's that I bought from Cabelas at really good prices that need trigger jobs/set triggers. The pull weight is measured in tonnage instead of poundage. I will work on the springs or send them to a 'smith to be worked on.


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Green_Frog Frequent Elocutionist Offline "It ain't easy being green" ASSRA Life #281 Posts: 4062 Location: Lynchburg, VA Joined: Apr 18^th, 2004	Re: roller single set trigger Reply #18 - Mar 26^th, 2005 at 12:19pm	Print Post
	I have talked to the folks at Navy Arms a couple of times about replacement parts that could be used for upgrades (for various of the arms they sell) and they don't seem to get a whole lot of excess parts in except for the ones needed to maintain warrantee service on what they sell. It seems the folks in Italy aren't really too anxious to send a bunch of parts when they can more profitably sell more guns, IMO. I agree that a good set trigger would do wonders for the average roller's shootability, but this particular route may not be open at this time. Froggie


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is0086s Full Member Offline Bob Ryan Posts: 151 Location: minnesota Joined: Nov 10^th, 2004	Re: roller block & trigger Reply #19 - Mar 28^th, 2005 at 11:44am	Print Post
	In the thread on the SST for a rolling block there is a note on a sporter block and hammer coming. For dumb guys like me a little help on what a sporter is would be nice. I'm interested because I have a 1 1/2 action (butt stock and action but no barrel of forearm) that is rimfire and if I can ever figure out what to chamber it for I want to barrel it. Are sporters 1 1/2 actioned rifles? Or what? If I can get a center fire block it'd be a lot easier than modifying a rim fire block to center fire. Would these blocks fit my action (with fitting)? Would they have the nicer / smaller thumb tabs of the 1 1/2? j Quote: More good news roller shooters --- After speaking with John King and Richard McKinney today, we will be offering a sporter hammer and breechblock. The enthuiasm of these two guys has encouraged us to put these two items up next for manufacturing. Both John and Richard have an unused set of sporter triggers and hammers that they will allow Steve to borrow so he can write a program to duplicate them on his CNC mill. They will be made a bit wider so they can be custom fitted to each frame. The hole in the hammer & breechblock will also be smaller so that too can be fitted to the frame. This will allow there to be no lateral slop in the parts. Ken kenhurst1@earthlink.net

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ken_hurst Ex Member	Re: roller singlw set trigger Reply #20 - Mar 28^th, 2005 at 5:03pm	Print Post
	The 1 1/2 roller action is merely a #1 action that has had the sides thinned. The sporter hammer & breechblock ARE forthcoming in the future and will have all the refinements of the origional pieces BUT, they will bw better made. Steve will start programing screws from my #5 roller this week. He will offer replacement screws that are far superior in fit & finish than are now available & will also offer screws with elongated heads so that they can be corrolated <SP> and new slots cut for those who appreciate the better things. These will be followed up with Win. screws for the walls. Ken


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TimK Ex Member	Re: roller singlw set trigger Reply #21 - Mar 31^st, 2005 at 1:59pm	Print Post
	Ken, If your were interested in improving over the D2, you could use M2 or M50, then after hardening and tempering, you could get then nitrided. These would be harder and more slippery. You would have to be careful regarding (specifing and doing) the nitriding as there are several systems and only two would produce the proper composition & structure nitrides. You could also toughen the steel by over tempering the M50 before nitriding. If you'd like more input regarding steel selection and processing, contact me at tkwiecinski@stanadyne.com. I could get some small quantities done for you. Tim K


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ken_hurst Ex Member	Re: roller singlw set trigger Reply #22 - Mar 31^st, 2005 at 5:28pm	Print Post
	Thanks Mr. Tim, I'l be in touch. Ken


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leadball Ex Member	Re: roller singlw set trigger Reply #23 - Mar 31^st, 2005 at 7:11pm	Print Post
	Navy Arms sells a Rolling Block [made by Pedersoli] that has Double-set triggers refered to as the Col. Bodine Model. They are good triggers with a steel finger guard. I would think that these triggers and finger-guard could be bought from Navy Arms or Pedersoli. leadball


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