Adobe, it's fairly easy. First thing you will have to do is to push out the pin holding the trigger. Remove the adjusting screw. If it is a newer rifle, there will be a glob of rockset or something similar. Now the dicey part, put the trigger in a vise and GENTLY loosen the screws. Back them off until you can get to that glod of whatever, and get it off the screw. There are three nuts on that screw, one is above the trigger, and two are below. The lower nut is a locking nut, and aside from legal stuff, I see no use what so ever for that locking agent that they use. Onse the screw is cleaned off, reassemble what you just took apart, making sure that the trigger spring goes into the hole in the receiver. Tighten the screw down, until the rifle fires (assuming that you unloaded the rifle first, shit, I forgot to mention that.) nce it fires by turning the screw, back it out a full turn, and try it again. This time, it should take pulling the trigger to accomplish this. To adjust the weight of pull, back the bottom nuts off to extend the spring. Get it as light as you like it, but check that it doesn't slam fire. Do this by vising the barreled action in a vise with soft jaws, and vigorously work the bolt into and out of battery. If it doesn't slam fire after around 20 cycles, you made it. From here, hold the bottom nut and lock it in place with the top nut, being careful not to strip the screw. I have a set of those Brownell wrenches too, but the one that I use for the Winchester adjustments broke, I now use a set of automotive points wrenches that I bought from Sears. After all, there's more for your life at Sears. I normally polish the sear surfaces too, but I stop short of telling folks how to do that because it could turn into a catastrophy. Guys, for some reason, like to use a dremel tool to polish these surfaces. They ruin them in the process. They are polished, sure, but they aren't straight or square like they should be. Good luck to you Adobe, if you run into trouble, I will still be here for another week.................Kingpin
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