gunsmithing: trigger job

[threedhuntr]

Anyone know of any TRUSTED gunsmiths in north central part of state for trigger jobs? I have a few different guns I would like to have worked on. Thanks for any input.

 

[superman63086]

check the gunsmith sticky and call around. Im sure there is someone close that would be able to accomodate you.

 

[sloughfoot]

What kind of guns? A revolver is not the same as a 1911 which is not the same as a Garand which is not the same as a hunting rifle which is not the same as a 22 which is not the same as a shotgun.

Dry firing thousands of times smooths up any trigger anyway. At little expense.

 

[threedhuntr]

What kind of guns? A revolver is not the same as a 1911 which is not the same as a Garand which is not the same as a hunting rifle which is not the same as a 22 which is not the same as a shotgun.

Dry firing thousands of times smooths up any trigger anyway. At little expense.

I have a few different guns that need some TLC. (opening post) ^^^ 1 shotgun (slug gun) 2 polymer semi's and 2 bolt guns.

 

[IndyGunworks]

I have a few different guns that need some TLC. (opening post) ^^^ 1 shotgun (slug gun) 2 polymer semi's and 2 bolt guns.

specific makes/models would help, a trigger job on a remington is totally differant than a mossberg.

some polymer semi's there isnt much if anything you can do about them.

Some bolt action triggers can be adjusted to be made very nice, others just need a whole new trigger installed to get anything worth a darn.