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lonewolf172

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My NEW Kentucky just arrived. Nice. Only issue is a loose trigger. Anyone else had/have the same issue? If you do or did were you able to fits and if you did what did you do OR did you just not worry about it?
 

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As was said, the trigger being free to wobble around a bit is a good thing. It means the sear can fully engage the full cock notch in the tumbler when the lock is cocked.
Some people have put a little hair weight spring into their triggers to provide a light pressure on the sear arm and that's OK as long as the spring doesn't produce hardly any force at all. If the added spring makes a lot of force, that can be bad. It can keep the sear and full cock notch from fully engaging.
Some triggers don't lend themselves to having a spring added. If that's the case, it is better to just learn to live with the loose trigger.
 
Oh I already have round ball, .490, powder Triple7 FFF and .018 pillow ticking being shipped. Still waiting for .50 cal cleaning kit and 2 Hot Shot nipples.
 
I’ve heard a many a good things about hotshot nipples but they jus flat out did not work well in my gpr. They hang fired like crazy. Every shot. Couldn’t tell you why. But they work fine in my friends rifle and my dads. Who knows :dunno:
 
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