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| Senior Member | trigger pull my m/n m44 has an extreemly long trigger pull, is this normal in m/n and is there anything i can do about it? if not then i will just have to learn to live with it. ![]() ![]()
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| Super Moderator ![]() | It is pretty much normal for a M/N....A good , Qualified Gunsmith can make it better, but for safety Sake, It is not something an Inexperienced person would want to attempt... Rich
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| Thor's Hammer ![]() | Mooseman is right on a usual! .22 Guy is dead on as well. I have heard nothing but great thing about the HC trigger. I plan to put one on my M38 rebuild!
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| Yes It is normal. Many of these rifle designs were deliberately built that way as millions of army draftees had never fired a weapon. It was a matter of keeping their eyes on the sights and the target while awaiting the firing of the cartridge. |
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