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Originally Posted by SLT223
Anyone do this? I tried it for the first time because the trigger in my 22-4 was about 75 pounds from the factory. I installed an 11# rebound spring and have attempted to relieve some mainspring tension until the trigger can reset with the 11# rebound spring and a polished rebound slide. Results are pretty good so far. Groups sizes are down, and there's more skin left on my trigger finger.
Is there a downside to attempting to re-curve the factory main spring? I've never done this before, and just figured why the heck not try it. Main springs are cheap enough if it breaks.
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Afternoon SLT223
If you did a gradual re-curve from center & up then you won't have any issues with it.
I almost always re-curve the main spring rather than clip the strain screw as changing the strain screw length also changes the spring-to-hammer working angle (usually not a positive or desired change).