Hello, I finally took the time to dive into my Zastava M83 Revolver as the action felt rough/gritty/sluggish and the trigger felt like pulling a mule.
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
Certainly after exposing the innards it confirmed what might be the culprit.
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
After cleaning everything up and further inspection, I did notice that the trigger pin was a bit rough including the bearing surface inside the hammer.
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
The hammer does not appear to be IMI, appears cut from billet, I'm curious if its worth polishing the rough surfaces out of the hammer pin hole?
Anyone know how much hammer pin slop is acceptable?
Aftermarket parts are non existent, how does one go about creating a oversized two step pin as shown in the image (jewelers lathe? Anyone have a different suggestion?
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
Certainly after exposing the innards it confirmed what might be the culprit.
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
After cleaning everything up and further inspection, I did notice that the trigger pin was a bit rough including the bearing surface inside the hammer.
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
Shared album - Yaz K - Google Photos
The hammer does not appear to be IMI, appears cut from billet, I'm curious if its worth polishing the rough surfaces out of the hammer pin hole?
Anyone know how much hammer pin slop is acceptable?
Aftermarket parts are non existent, how does one go about creating a oversized two step pin as shown in the image (jewelers lathe? Anyone have a different suggestion?