I am trying to improve a trigger on a handi rifle, without taking it apart. I heard of a graphite method. Squirting graphite in the action and dry firing it and then compressed air to blow it clean. Sounds suspect to me.
Do NOT dry fire that gun! You will bust the transfer bar safety on it, and then you have a useless piece of hardware...
I do trigger jobs on the H&R / N.E.F. receivers everyday, setting these triggers between 2 1/2 and 3 lbs. with no creep in the trigger pull...
If you are going to do a trigger job, then it is best to take it apart and do it right, and be done with it the first time...
I do trigger jobs on the H&R / N.E.F. receivers everyday, setting these triggers between 2 1/2 and 3 lbs. with no creep in the trigger pull...
If you are going to do a trigger job, then it is best to take it apart and do it right, and be done with it the first time...
