Hi, any good youtube videos on a trigger job(I searched but could not find anything) or maybe a written guide?
Thank you.
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Benjamin Marauder trigger job?
- Thread starter Peep
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The marauder trigger is made from a type of compressed metal and resin. You should not ever try polishing it or filing it to modify. Basically just adjust it to what you like and leave it. It's possible that you can replace a spring or something but any modification to the actual trigger would be disastrous.
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Basically, you replace the coil spring and bend slightly the other spring. Make sure it passes the mallet test!
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Having modified and done trigger jobs on likely 100 + M-rods these last 10 years or so .... Yes you can stone/hone the sears where contact is made.
It only takes a little to even up and get a good shine on the parts in contact with others. Ceramic gun smithing stones are ideal for the task !!
If you DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING ? don't do anything and just play with adjustments after Removing lawyer spring and reshim / spacer the post it came off of.
Motorheads AG Tuning Services
Scott S
It only takes a little to even up and get a good shine on the parts in contact with others. Ceramic gun smithing stones are ideal for the task !!
If you DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING ? don't do anything and just play with adjustments after Removing lawyer spring and reshim / spacer the post it came off of.
Motorheads AG Tuning Services
Scott S
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That's pretty cool that you can actually use ceramic stones on it. I used jewelers files on mine and it turned out horrible. Had to buy another trigger because it turned out so bad. I stand corrected. Make sure you pull the trigger when your tightening the bolts on the receiver when your reassembling your rifle or you will shatter the trigger.
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I gotta agree with Motörhead there. A good metal polish and a felt wheel with a dremel will polish all bearing surfaces to a mirror gloss, but once the lawyer spring has been bent/removed and the trigger‘s first and second stage adjustments being made... Well I can’t say I’ve heard of anyone needing to go to any drastic measure to achieve an excellent trigger on the marauder.
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Remove the spring.
Turn a few screws.
Shoot the rifle.
Everything will smooth out with use.
Turn a few screws.
Shoot the rifle.
Everything will smooth out with use.
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My gen 1 Marauder has the best trigger of any gun I have and I've got two varmint with Jewel triggers. There is a great write up of how to adjust the trigger on the Marauder website.
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