[littleking]

my trigger on my USH feels pretty darn heavy, whats the best way to adjust the trigger on this gun?

 

[jlptexashunter]

Gunsmith that knows H&R guns.

 

[littleking]

now way to do it yourself like knight muzzleloaders?

 

[jlptexashunter]

Not unless you've got the money laying around to buy a new trigger group.

I know guns pretty well and sent mine off to have it done.

 

[Toller18]

I spoke with H&R prior to purchasing mine because I had the same concern; they informed me that they can do a trigger job but not below 3 1/2 pounds.

 

[FWF]

I guess I got lucky; mine came out of the box with a very crisp pull of 4.5 lb. That's plenty light for that sort of gun and it'll probably lighten up a bit more with use.

If H&R will do the job, I'd go with them. If it's done at the factory you shouldn't have any warranty headaches down the road.

 

[jlptexashunter]

Mine came with a nice crisp "tractor pull". I had it dropped to 4lbs. Still kind of heavy but I could live with it.

 

[MSP Ret]

It's quite easy actually, and inexpensive, no need to purchase anuther trigger group. Any questions go to Greybeardoutdoors and check the H&R Forum, many nice guys to help you through it...Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving....<><....

check out the attached thread about do it yourself trigger jobs...

http://www.graybeardoutdoors.com/phpbb2 ... hp?t=52341

 

[littleking]

It's quite easy actually, and inexpensive, no need to purchase anuther trigger group. Any questions go to Greybeardoutdoors and check the H&R Forum, many nice guys to help you through it...Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving....<><....

check out the attached thread about do it yourself trigger jobs...

http://www.graybeardoutdoors.com/phpbb2 ... hp?t=52341

thanks a lot, ill be sure to check it out

 

[thaner]

I have done several of my own triggers on different guns. I have not messed with the H&R, but according to a very good gun smith that has worked on some of my more touchy triggers and done excellent work the problem is that the metal under the surface of the trigger parts is not very hard so if you over do it and go through the hardened surface you mess it up. You can only polish is so much before you run into trouble.

That's what I was told. I have no first hand knowledge.