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The schematic in the manual was not that clear. When I pulled the cover off I noticed that the trigger spring center pin was a little bent, but at the time I wasn't sure that wasn't designed that way. I decided to do a trigger job on my wife's Taurus model 85 blue steel 2' 38 special. 20 thumb piece 21 thumb piece screw 22 frame 23 barrel 25 bolt 26 transfer bar 27 cylinder stop 28 trigger 29 hammer assembly 30 hand 31 side plate 32 yoke screw assembly 33 side plate screw 34 main. Special thanks to chicharrones, NotSoWildBill and Sekol for their contributions to my smithing project.ДЁ5 front latch 922 front latch spring 10 extractor rod 11 extractor rod spring 12 front latch pin 13 plunger spring 14 cylinder stop plunger. There is a lot to learn here on TA.net from knowledgeable and friendly folks. Once I had some confidence, it lead to me bobbing the hammer on my M85 for easier pocket carry. Heeded good advice and prior to starting, purchased smithing screwdrivers and a hook and pick set.Д«ut most importantly, having the TA.net resources mentioned gave me the confidence to take it on. This was the first time I took a revolver completely apart and I was scared stiff to start. I speculate the washer remedy likely would have worked with the stock M85 spring or even the original M94 spring I shaved down. That valuable tid-bit was the final piece of the puzzle. Then I referred to a post by Sekol where she said 'DH got some really tiny, thin washers and put them underneath the light spring, one at a time, until I got the reliable performance I needed'. It was better but still 1 or 2 failures to fire per cylinder. M66 spring, I still had too many failures to fire. M66 spring cut down to the same length as the stock M94 spring. The 3rd was a charm and involved a number of steps. Apparently it worked for others but this did not work for me, again too many failures to fire. The 2nd attempt involved replacing the mainspring with a stock M85 mainspring. I must have shaved too much off because it did not work for me, too many failures to fire. The 1st attempt was to shave off some of the outside diameter of the mainspring as featured in the YouTube video. Next, purchased and installed shims for the trigger and hammer. The initial efforts were the disassembly and polishing the frame and component parts, that was very straight forward. There were quite a few posts from NotSoWildBill and his quest to tame the M94 trigger. Anything that looked relevant was cut and pasted into word document for easy reference. In addition, combed thru 100 pages of the Smithing thread to find any references to M94 trigger work. My resources included the famous chicharrones 'Taurus revolver disassembly-pictorial guide', a YouTube video 'Taurus Model 94 Trigger Job Revisited'. Hi gang wanted to share my experiences at smoothing and reducing the heavy trigger pull on my 2' M94.