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Anybody worked one of these 22's over yet? Got one today and single action isn't bad, but the double action is absolutely painful. Took a quick look and it seems like one would have to knock out some of the pins in order to disassemble? Looking for any guidance from those who've worked a trigger job on one of these already.
Thanks!
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Don't bother. It's a clone of the High Standard Double Nine, a nice enough gun in it's day, but hardly anyone shot DA in those days, and it's not a good candidate for a decent trigger job for DA work. They were not meant for disassembly and working on.
You can roll a turd in peanuts, dip it in chocolate, and it still ain't no damn Baby Ruth.
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The High Standard Double Nine is a great little 22 revolver. Back in the days, I would hunt squirrels with it. The one I had was very accurate. My oldest daughter has it now. :-)
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The High Standard Double Nine is a great little 22 revolver. Back in the days, I would hunt squirrels with it. The one I had was very accurate. My oldest daughter has it now. :-)
T.S. Mine was a good one, too. I didn't try for squirrels, but I nailed a few rabbits and raccoons with it. Squirrels were just beyond my abilities back then, at least with a handgun. I probably killed a pickup load with my .22 rifle, but not that High Standard.
You can roll a turd in peanuts, dip it in chocolate, and it still ain't no damn Baby Ruth.
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