RE: Traditions Muzzleloader
I checked my trigger as I just received my Pursuit LT. It was way off the map. I would guess it was over 10 pounds. Two or three attempts to pull the trigger made my finger sore. I checked with Traditions and they suggested I return it to them for improvement. I do not have the time; so I found that the tool that works to remove the stock is a Torx bit TX40. It is not the special bit they use but it is almost a perfect fit. If you have not done an action job on a revolver I would not recommend you try this. I stoned the sear area lightly on the hammer notch and very lightly on the trigger engaging lip. I also added a small amount of special grease I make for the firearm guys (trade name "Slide Glide") and reassembled. It is now a decent trigger pull. Not as good as my Omega but acceptable and will probably wear in a little better. As mentioned before Traditions will not stand behind this work done by owners so proceed at your own risk.