Trigger job turned out SWEET .. worth the effort !!
I shot a high dollar target rifle the other day and it only served to remind me of how awful the trigger pull was on my Talons.
I read the instructions for installing the take-up and over travel screws in the Quick Reference section and decided while I was at it I would polish the sears, pins, and side surfaces of the trigger group.
I used a dremel tool with a felt wheel on it and a liquid polishing compound I found at Wally World for a couple of bucks. I polished all of the contact surfaces of the sears and safety and during reassembly I applied M2M paste to the pins and contact points.
With the screws adjusted and all of those polished surfaces in there I can’t believe the difference !!! It’s not an expensive target trigger by any means but it is one SWEET hunting trigger !!
I am real happy with the way the trigger breaks now 😀
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See me too.
I would pay for a first rate job like that, even if it was only installing the set screws, at least that would help some!!!
Hoot
Glad you like it ! I have to find me a supply of shorter 10-32 screws as the ones I had on hand were a little long for the job … but it will work for now 🙂
I can’t wait to put the crosshairs on a squirrel now 😀
Man, you getting a nice gun, maybe you should do them online for those who want it done, what about it guys would this pan out ay or nay.
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I see you have some sort of trigger shoe I have thought about doing the trigger set screws also, do you think the trigger shoe helps or not thanks.