Hello guys. I'm just curious about how to lighten the trigger pull on both of my Henry rifles. One is an H001M, and the newest one an H001T.
Is it a matter of snipping 1 of the rings on the trigger spring, or must the locking bar spring(s) be snipped as well?
I'd never attempt this without consulting Henry first and or my gunsmith. Maybe I can buy a few of the same springs for each rifle, from a specialty fastener place here in town. I could test them, and keep the originals.
The H001T has only 1 spring under the locking bar, the H001M has 2, a smaller spring nested inside a larger spring.
Any info you can help me out with?
Thanks guys.
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NEW H001T octagon barrel 22LR
Re: NEW H001T octagon barrel 22LR
A lot of guys use Henry's in Lever Action Silhouette. Most just smooth-up the action. No springs, or metal alterations. They simply polish the working parts and leave it at that.
I have one that the former owner polished. When I compare it to my Marlin 39A it is much smoother and a better trigger for competition (and I spent a lot of money on the Marlin before I got smart and bought a Henry.)
YMMV
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I have one that the former owner polished. When I compare it to my Marlin 39A it is much smoother and a better trigger for competition (and I spent a lot of money on the Marlin before I got smart and bought a Henry.)
YMMV
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Re: NEW H001T octagon barrel 22LR
Hmm, I'd probably get a gunsmith to polish the parts then. I have a dremel tool, I know about JB polishing compound, but I'd have no idea where to polish the parts - what areas.
There's absolutely nothing "wrong" with either of my triggers, but I'm using both of them as if they're bench guns at 50 yards, hitting smaller and smaller objects. I just want less weight in the pull, and I don't need them to be a pound or less. 2 to 2 1/4 pounds would be more than ideal.
There's absolutely nothing "wrong" with either of my triggers, but I'm using both of them as if they're bench guns at 50 yards, hitting smaller and smaller objects. I just want less weight in the pull, and I don't need them to be a pound or less. 2 to 2 1/4 pounds would be more than ideal.
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