Search results

Welcome from Missouri

Welcome from Missouri

Almost got me. Lol

Thanks for the idea

I found a 12" long piece of wire that has 12 strands of copper wire in it. I thought to myself, I wonder what it could turn this into. I've had some thoughts but haven't really decided. Any suggestions?

That thought has crossed my mind.

I'll try those things. Thanks

Welcome from Missouri

Many times

Adjusting the screw in the tumbler has helped a lot, I just don't want to back it out too much. Now the rear trigger won't move forward when I pull the hammer back. When it gets to half cock I have to manually move it forward. Oh joy...

Thank you. I did see the screw in the tumbler but I didn't just want to start making adjustments to things I didn't know what they were for.

Currently I do living history in the F&I time period, rendezvous and living history at the Centre for French Colonial life in Ste. Genevieve Missouri. Thanks for the add to the group and the advice

Will do, thanks. That's kinda what I was thinking the problem is. With the lock off the sear is really hard to move by hand.

I have a Traditions Hawkens woodsman. Out of the box the triggers worked fine, after about 50 shots the trigger pull has gotten heavier and heavier. I've adjusted both set screws per the manual, loosened the 2 bolts that holds the lock plate on, cleaned and oiled the lock and sear springs...