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Boss Man
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PostSubject: Trigger work   Trigger work Icon_minitime10/22/2008, 1:19 pm

I need a trigger worked on to get it to pull alittle better. Its hard! I want a "hair" trigger. Does anyone know where to get this done? A lot of Gunsmiths dont like messing with the triggers. Let me know if anyone knows of any.
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popeye
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PostSubject: Re: Trigger work   Trigger work Icon_minitime10/31/2008, 1:20 pm

Try Jack Keister, he has a shop on 33W out by Hinton.
I think the name of the business is Accurate Arms.
He's been in business several years and is into light accurate hunting rifles.
He shouldn't have any problem going a trigger job for you.

I have an old business card that has his phone #574-0248 but that was at his previous location so I'm not sure if the number is still good.
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PostSubject: Re: Trigger work   Trigger work Icon_minitime10/31/2008, 1:31 pm

I've had some repairs done there - the guy is real nice - did a good job for a fair price - the listed number in the phone book is 867-0488
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Swampdog
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PostSubject: Re: Trigger work   Trigger work Icon_minitime11/5/2008, 12:08 am

What 'cha working on? Most are pretty easy .Remmie,savage and wins. are pretty simple do it yourself.Older Brownings are harder because you have to stone the pieces.I can give you pretty good detailed do it yourself instructions if you are interested.Just give me a holler.
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PostSubject: Re: Trigger work   Trigger work Icon_minitime11/5/2008, 12:46 am

10/22 - 22 mag ruger Trigger is awfulk hard. Shoots well. Jsut needs light trigger
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Swampdog
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PostSubject: Re: Trigger work   Trigger work Icon_minitime11/5/2008, 9:32 am

I think you can get the Volksquartsen(sp.) trigger gruops for the 10/22 and the .22 mag. as well .They are a little pricey .But they are fully adjustable.Might be something you are interested in .Will try to find them for you this evening when I get home from work.
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