I am not certain if this is the correct forum to place this request for help, but if it isn't, could someone kindly point me in the correct direction. I would like to say at the outset that this request is not intended to malign any gun manufacturer or anyone else. I am relatively new to shotgun competitions and frankly have only come to it for my sons. Both of them enjoy sporting clays and have shot some registered matches over the last year. When we got involved in December of 2019, a trusted friend recommended Fabarms for an intermediate grade competition gun that had an adequate length of pull reduction for a 10 and 12 year old. I bought them each an Elos n2 Allsport and Bought myself an Axis RS12 allsport. Customer service at Fabarms has been amazing and they have happily fixed a non functioning intertia block (gun wouldn't switch to the other barrel after firing), a cracked forearm (my son dropped when cleaning), a complete failure to fire either barrel, and replaced a front bead when the other one got loose and I attempted to "clean" the threads...thus eliminating them entirely. All of this had been accomplished on the N2Allsports in under 1 year with no questions asked and with great customer service. The last gun that was taken to them was my Axis RS12. I began noticing significant trigger creep that varied from barrel to barrel and within the same barrel. As new, the trigger was crisp on both barrels and was much more consistent than either of the Elos models. Unfortunately, the RS12 was returned this time with an explanation that the trigger mechanism is within tolerances.....so despite noticing a significant change from baseline and "creep" that is worse than most A/R triggers, I am being told that nothing can be done to return it to it's "new" condition. I was told that no one does trigger replacements on Fabarms and found that difficult to believe. I have almost $9000 invested in these 3 guns and my boys have since switched to A400's because of the guns being back and forth to maryland for repairs. They have also found the semi's to be lighter and easier to handle from a recoil perspective. They do shoot trap, however, and they shoot subgauges in SC for which I have some Briley sidekicks for the Elos's. So, I don't really want to get rid of the Elos's or the AXIS. I just want a trigger that is more consistent and has a predictable "break". I have a history with competitive rifle shooting, both highpower and smallbore, and I recognize that shotgun triggers are not rifle triggers. That being said, I shot a Kreighoff K80 the other day and noticed zero creep and very consistent and crisp trigger break....so I know that something exists that is far better than what I have in the AXIS right now. As a matter of fact, both of the ELOS's triggers, in a lesser expensive model of gun, function more predictably and more crisply than the AXIS. Can anyone point me in the direction of a gunsmith who may be able to help...or to an aftermarket trigger that might make this gun feel more comfortable for me? Thanks in advance for any help.