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Don - Some useful info on working the LC6 trigger:
http://www.centerfirecentral.com/77trigger.html
http://www.centerfirecentral.com/images/trigger.gif

My trigger was way too heavy, so I decided I was prepared to buy a drop in replacement. But when I found this article, I figured it was worth a try first.
Taking a loop, loop and half, or 2 (little bit at a time) off the return spring mostly sorts out the pull weight, but after doing these little extras, the trigger is much crisper and a tad over 2lb.

If you're already aware of this, or worked on these before, ignore my comments. But I thought I'd throw it up here just in case.

Nice rifle BTW - congrats

thanks huntsman for the review thats pretty good accuracy from factory do you intend to reload cheers bazz

yup, I'll handload for it. I just ordered the VQ sear and spring to lighten up the trigger.

huntsman22 wrote:couple random pics.


Don

My man... that is a great photo... and it's killing me! Dang I miss Colorado. Georgia is sucking the life outta me!

Good to see someone getting one of these buggers out there and get'n some work done with it. Thanks for sharing!

Great pic!! Love the back ground. Of course the Ruger in the forground!! Sweet enjoy
Later
Ray P

okay okay you can stop now now your just rubbing it in , go do some load developing so i know what it likes great pix by the way or come over here for the summer and ill help ya cheers bazz

rub, rub.....

my word they do hit hard , what do you think about the rifle and calibre now that you have had it a while , let us know how load development goes please cheers bazz

Hey Don.....looks like you've now got the Grand Slam of Varmints in your neck 'o the woods!

Looks like that little Hornet is doin' a right fine job.

more slammin'.....

i think this thread should be renamed huntsmans grand slam of varmits and hoe to stir aussies well done mate cheers bazz

I was gonna say you need to add a badger to your slam, but you beat me to it!