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I've hated the fact that my KLCR has a much heavier trigger than my past 2 38+Ps.

Also.. the fact that I don't enjoy shooting Magnums out of it at all unless I'm ready for
some punishment to my hands.
Thus, I decided to use 38+P for practice and carry.
I asked Ruger to sell me a 38+P spring a couple weeks ago.
It (Free.. I might add) arrived very quickly and I found some time today to install it.
Using the LCR Manual and a You Tube video (Only showed the upper assembly)
and some trial and error on my part for about 30 minutes.
I'm happy to say that my gun now has a 38+P spring in it and seems to dry fire
wonderfully!
I'd say the result is about 3 pounds lighter!
Now I can tighten up my 38 shooting when I go out next.

Thanks Ruger Customer Service!


Also.. the fact that I don't enjoy shooting Magnums out of it at all unless I'm ready for
some punishment to my hands.
Thus, I decided to use 38+P for practice and carry.
I asked Ruger to sell me a 38+P spring a couple weeks ago.
It (Free.. I might add) arrived very quickly and I found some time today to install it.
Using the LCR Manual and a You Tube video (Only showed the upper assembly)
and some trial and error on my part for about 30 minutes.
I'm happy to say that my gun now has a 38+P spring in it and seems to dry fire
wonderfully!
I'd say the result is about 3 pounds lighter!
Now I can tighten up my 38 shooting when I go out next.

Thanks Ruger Customer Service!
