Marlin 39A trigger
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Marlin 39A trigger
What are you doing to improve your trigger?
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Jason
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What?
Oh.. must be Mike logged in as webmaster instead of mordecai. That trigger job I did on the rifle I sold to you is just using factory parts. The spring kit made the lock time even slower and just didn't feel right to me. I've heard of people having inconsistent ignition from the springs being weaker, but I don't remember if I had that issue. I just didn't like how slow it made the hammer swing and it's really easy to do a good trigger job on that simple Marlin 39 trigger.
Oh.. must be Mike logged in as webmaster instead of mordecai. That trigger job I did on the rifle I sold to you is just using factory parts. The spring kit made the lock time even slower and just didn't feel right to me. I've heard of people having inconsistent ignition from the springs being weaker, but I don't remember if I had that issue. I just didn't like how slow it made the hammer swing and it's really easy to do a good trigger job on that simple Marlin 39 trigger.