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Thanks to dmpowder I was able to drop my trigger to 3#. I did my trigger a little differently. I used a set screw instead of a tension spring for a spring guide. It is so simple. I removed the c clip and the pin that holds the trigger and trigger spring. I took the trigger to Ace Hardware so i could get the right set screw (spring guide) and a couple of springs to play with. I kept trimming the spring until I hit 3#. It is so easy I can't imagine spending $90.00 for a new trigger assembly. Without the knowledge and pics provided by dm I would have never been able to do what I did. Thanks again DM for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[QUOTE="brramer, post: 1802587, member: 24814"] Thanks to dmpowder I was able to drop my trigger to 3#. I did my trigger a little differently. I used a set screw instead of a tension spring for a spring guide. It is so simple. I removed the c clip and the pin that holds the trigger and trigger spring. I took the trigger to Ace Hardware so i could get the right set screw (spring guide) and a couple of springs to play with. I kept trimming the spring until I hit 3#. It is so easy I can't imagine spending $90.00 for a new trigger assembly. Without the knowledge and pics provided by dm I would have never been able to do what I did. Thanks again DM for taking the time to share your knowledge. [/QUOTE]

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