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4/27/2012 8:50:01 AM EDT
I finally took the challenge of doing my own trigger work on my 10-22.  The factory trigger was terrible.  After having reviewed some Youtube videos and spending some time on Rimfirecentral I was able to get a grasp of what was needed.  I took the stock trigger which was around 6.5 lbs of pull to just over 3 lbs now.    And it's much smoother.        Having a Dremel works wonders.

Now I'm gonna work on a few factory AR-15 triggers and see if I can smooth and lighten them just a bit.
4/27/2012 8:00:58 PM EDT
[#1]
I dunno about the factory parts in a 10/22 ( I just swap em for Power Custom EDM parts, anyway), but AR triggers are just surface hardened (damned thin) and pretty damn soft underneath it. You might successfully "fix" one, but I bet you ruin several in the process.

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4/28/2012 6:09:29 AM EDT
[#2]
Quoted:
I dunno about the factory parts in a 10/22 ( I just swap em for Power Custom EDM parts, anyway), but AR triggers are just surface hardened (damned thin) and pretty damn soft underneath it. You might successfully "fix" one, but I bet you ruin several in the process.

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I think the key it to not remove any material and just polish the surfaces that touch.
4/29/2012 7:00:31 PM EDT
[#3]
If it works, i may let you do mine...lol. You already know what happened to my 10/22 though...