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[starflyte1]

I can not find a post I made three weeks ago. It was about a hard to pull trigger on a S&W .22mag. I did send it back to the factory, but they said it was as it is supposed to be. I can't pull it with two fingers. It is new (fired 10 times, 9 by the instructor). Just wanted to post what the factory did.

[fat tom]

Originally Posted by starflyte1

Just wanted to post what the factory did.

You just did.
f.t.

[What the]

About all you can do at this time is find a good smith nearby that knows these guns and have him do an action/trigger job. I do have a hard time believing S&W sent it back to you with a 2 finger trigger pull. Are you used to shooting revolvers?

[Stainz]

I talked with S&W re my then 5" 63, a SS .22 rimfire. To be blunt, they don't suggest - or do - spring changes in a rimfire J-frame. This is to insure no ftf's. Their 'J-frame Trigger Job' is only $85 - and a large part of that is the overnite shipping from & to your home. They do 'clean up the action', however - and make the action smoother - undoubtedly a little less effort, too. A 'Master Trigger' job from S&W is twice that for a centerfire K, L, N frame - and includes spring changes - and is quite an improvement, by comparison.

Your .22 WMR chambered S&W J-frame requires even more hammer energy for reliable ignition, making it even less likely as a hammer spring change candidate for reliable use. Sorry!

Stainz