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ok first off youll need a 600 grit sheet of emery paper,some oil a flat surface and a bit of time,it takes a bit but the results are worth it.looking at the disconnecter pad that touches the trigger yoke ,you want to polish that pad smooth and evenly and take off any burrs or flash on the pad edges so theyre is no grabbing going on when assembled,the same for the back of the trigger yoke ,polish it well and remove any flash on the trigger yokes on all sides so it rides smooth in its guides in the frame ,note in the pics how they polished out to a mirror finish.just a drop of oil on the finished parts makes it much better as well.this will take out that gritty feel on a stock setup,you may want to chase any flash on the frames trigger guide slots too.an adjustable trigger can be had for less than 16.00 $ on some parts sources on the net or you can just drill and tap the bottom part of the trigger and install your own screw and then set it for overtravel as well. |
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