Can I do my own shotgun trigger job?
#11
RE: Can I do my own shotgun trigger job?
It is a turkey gun , tight groups at a small target. Thought you needed to know.
#12
RE: Can I do my own shotgun trigger job?
Improving the trigger pull doesn' t have to involve lightening it! It could just consist of smoothing it up and making it " feel" better. I have a Ruger No. 1 .375 H&H on which we finally got the weight of trigger pull down to 3.5 pounds, but it still has a " strange" feel to me. It just doesn' t feel like my other No.1' s, and so far, I haven' t been able to figure out what the problem is! It may be totally imaginary, for that matter!!
#13
RE: Can I do my own shotgun trigger job?
elde, You are completely correct. My point is that most (but not all) people do not have the capability to " smooth" the trigger pull and wind up doing damage. I make $ on these people. It would amaze you to really see how many " bozos" have zero mechanical ability.
#14
RE: Can I do my own shotgun trigger job?
Basserman, you are absolutely correct. And the worst possible outcome of some " bozo" doing his trigger is the fact that messing up an engaging angle could result in the gun firing when it is not supposed to....
#15
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NH USA
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RE: Can I do my own shotgun trigger job?
Basserman,
I contacted a local smith. $ 65 for a trigger job.
Seems like quite a difference from your quote.
If I could have it done for $25 I would do it .
Would you be interested ? If so could I send just the trigger group ?
#16
RE: Can I do my own shotgun trigger job?