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My trigger is 3.5 pounds which I know isn’t bad. Just wondering if anyone has experience with these? Would like to get to about 2.5
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did a trigger job for a friend, honed the surfaces and played with springs, got just under 2 pounds, he was happy with it right there, wanted to take it to 1 pound, it can be done
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Are you a gunsmith? As in, for hire?
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did a trigger job for a friend, honed the surfaces and played with springs, got just under 2 pounds, he was happy with it right there, wanted to take it to 1 pound, it can be done I sure hope those parts aren't surface hardened! If so, it won't be long and he'll have a 1lb trigger.
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did a trigger job for a friend, honed the surfaces and played with springs, got just under 2 pounds, he was happy with it right there, wanted to take it to 1 pound, it can be done I sure hope those parts aren't surface hardened! If so, it won't be long and he'll have a 1lb trigger. you dont know how to reheat treat metal, hmmmmmm
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did a trigger job for a friend, honed the surfaces and played with springs, got just under 2 pounds, he was happy with it right there, wanted to take it to 1 pound, it can be done I sure hope those parts aren't surface hardened! If so, it won't be long and he'll have a 1lb trigger. you dont know how to reheat treat metal, hmmmmmm Metal, no. I do have a good idea how certain steels like A2 are heat treated. I wouldn't be surprised if Henry's trigger parts are made from sintered steel and are incapable of a full thickness heat treat.
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did a trigger job for a friend, honed the surfaces and played with springs, got just under 2 pounds, he was happy with it right there, wanted to take it to 1 pound, it can be done I sure hope those parts aren't surface hardened! If so, it won't be long and he'll have a 1lb trigger. you dont know how to reheat treat metal, hmmmmmm Metal, no. I do have a good idea how certain steels like A2 are heat treated. I wouldn't be surprised if Henry's trigger parts are made from sintered steel and are incapable of a full thickness heat treat. thry can be heat treated. ask me how i know, i done it
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