Wanted: gunsmith to do trigger job-H&R handi rifle

[Max Morgan]

need a list of names and contact info for gunsmiths that can do a trigger job on an H&R handi rifle.

thanks,  max morgan

[WINTERVILLE WILL]

Not much can be done with this trigger...you can lighten it up some by pressing on the cocked hammer as you pull the trigger...

[Hemlock Mike]

The ones I have and my pard's HR's all have good triggers from the box.

Did you get a bad one ??

MIke

[Camille Eonich]

Mine had a good trigger from the box too.

[Twin]

Here ya go.  Try this link.

http://www.graybeardoutdoors.com/smf/index.php/topic,52341.msg308025.html#msg308025

I have found lots of useful info on Graybeardoutdoors.

Twin

[St. George]

The comment about pressing forward on the cocked hammer is a good one.

Doing so 'burnishes' the contact areas, and it's an easy fix for you to try.

Just be certain the piece is unloaded - cock it and press the hammer forward as you pull the trigger.

Do this until 'you' notice a marked smoothness and you're set.

We used to do this on M1911A1's to help 'mate' the bearing surfaces after a trigger job was performed.

Good Luck.

Vaya,

Scouts Out!

[Austin Justice SASS #68709]

David White at Precision Rifle works is a specialist in single shots such as the Thompson Center and the NEF/H&R series.  He has done custom barrel work for me and is a great guy.

Here is his web forum on H&R

http://www.precisionrifleworks.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=4

WEB site for the shop:

http://www.precisionrifleworks.net/

Great guns can always be mead better.

[DTD]

Here is David White's new web site: www.dandtcustomgunworks.com

He still works on the H&R triggers on a daily basis....

DTD