Roll Trigger job w/o excessive turn around time?

[Guest]

Does anyone know of a 1911-smith, or other individual, competent to set-up a good roll trigger on my RRA hardball pistol?


Ideally this is someone who could turn the job around in a few weeks, or a month, rather than 6mos to a year.

I'd set-up a short roll on my Mil-Spec using a C&S kit, but I'm hesitant to do so w/ my match pistol.

[6string]

You have just hit the nail on the head regarding the big name shops. I have a pistol from such a shop that offers a discount on a tune-up for pistols they have built. The only catch is they are backlogged 6 months before they can even get around to looking at it!
My suggestion is to go to some local matches, if you're not already, and see if anyone in your area is trusted. There are a lot of guys out there doing 1911 work and some of it is really good. Not only will your gun get back faster, you may develop a relationship which could prove invaluable over the years. If they're in state you'll also save on the considerable pain in the butt of shipping.
In my area that guy is Dave Salyer, who has also written some excellent articles for www.bullseyepistol.com

[Bullseye Shooter]

Where are you located? I can give you the name of the guy who did my last roll trigger job, but he's in the DFW area. He does not have an FFL so it would be difficult to ship him the gun. A FTF drop off would work.
Daryl

[Guest]

I'm in Pennsylvania, about an hour from Philly and two hours from NYC.

[fvernic]

David Santurri, he did a roll trigger on 2 of my Springfields with a very quick (2 week +/- a day or so) turn around time.

http://www.santurriltd.com

[fvernic]

David Santurri, he did a roll trigger on 2 of my Springfields with a very quick (2 week +/- a day or so) turn around time.

http://www.santurriltd.com

[Guest]

I'll give him a call - thanks for the tip.