That's cool. I don't remember the setup, number of springs and type, 'cause I haven't taken mine apart in years, but, assuming you still have them, perhaps you can list the replacement part number from True Value? As much as I like to tweak, I usually hold onto the original parts.

Thanks for the post!

 

It's been about a year since I worked my trigger and I didn't document any specs. I know , I should have , when I get the chance I will and pass it on to yall.
Here's an added note:
I got my springs from "TRUE VALUE HARDWARE" not TRUVALUE. This hardware store is like the one's from the good old days. You know the kind that carries all the parts you wish Lowe's and Home Depot would have. It's my "MOM & POP" hardware store. If I need just one harden steel roll pin the "just the right size" they have them. You get the idea. American stuff not the soft China junk.
That reminds me. I need to check my Brownell's catalog and get some Spec on some gunsmith extra's and make a drive over there and do some stocking up.

 

Affirmative on the "TRUE VALUE HARDWARE"!

Thanks again

 

i did pretty much the same thing, just put lighter springs in,

 

Did you change your hammer spring? I didn't, but I was thinking of cutting one or maybe two rings off of mine. I think it would lighten the pull by .5 to 1 lbs. I've never measure the compression weight, but I use a needle nose pliers to reassemmble.

 

I also have been looking for an after market trigger and found the Jard match trigger from Midway for about $159, hope that helps

 

Does it still reset? Pull the trigger on an empty chamber with no magazine inserted, and while holding trigger down, cock it again and then slowly let the trigger go and see if it resets. I bought one that somebody did a trigger job on, and it would not reset half the time, had to put an original spring back in.