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trigger hard to pull
kathyj
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i have a mossberg intl 702 plinkster 22,the trigger is hard to pull back to shoot,can i get a trigger to pull back with a 2 lbs of presser to shoot,in so,where can i get this trigger
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Many, many folks are happy with the Ruger 10/22 models. If you want the best trigger, look at the Kimber line.
Neal
i have a mossberg intl 702 plinkster 22,the trigger is hard to pull back to shoot,can i get a trigger to pull back with a 2 lbs of presser to shoot,in so,where can i get this trigger
There is no "drop-in" trigger for your gun.
You can probably pay a good gunsmith to improve the trigger of this gun, but I doubt he'll be able or willing to get it down to 2 lbs. A trigger that light might render the gun unsafe (ie you SHAKE it, it goes off).
Also, it just may not be cost effective to sink $25-50 into tuning up a $125 gun.
I agree with nmyers. Your best bet is probably just to sell this gun, then get something with a trigger you like. There are plenty of good used .22 rifles out there for under $200.
The Ruger 10-22, in particular, has all kinds of drop-in accessories available, including match-grade trigger units, though the best of those don't come cheap.
Still for about $50-60 you can buy a sear/trigger kit that you can install yourself that will give you a nice crisp 4lb trigger.
i have a mossberg intl 702 plinkster 22,the trigger is hard to pull back to shoot,can i get a trigger to pull back with a 2 lbs of presser to shoot,in so,where can i get this trigger
Unfortunately, you're getting to experience the "meet the lawyers" issues the gunmakers are dealing with. I haven't seen a factory trigger set at less than 7-8 lbs. lately.
You might want to look into a CZ 453 that has a set trigger. You can tune these yourself down to 6 oz. And without the set trigger being set, leave the regular trigger up around 4 lbs. Which is adjustable also. They run about half of what a Kimber does, or less.