EASY Trigger Spring Install in .32 Top Breaks

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Finally "cracked the code" for how to EASILY install a trigger spring in a .32 Top Break!!!

See the attached photo sequence--ENJOY!!!

NOTE--To prevent binding of a reproduction trigger spring, carefully grind down the length in tiny stages until the action operates easily.
 

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I guess that I do not see the reason why to leave the trigger unpinned for this operation? Your next to last image can be achieved by installing the trigger first?
 
the trigger must remain unpinned in order to have enough height for the front of the trigger guard to slip into the slot in the frame.
 
That is certainly not normal as the trigger should not need to be unpinned to install in the spring and trigger guard?? Looks like a very thick spring, maybe too much metal??
 
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