Marlin 22 trigger lightening

Hi Guys, sorry if this has been asked already I did a search.
Picked up a marlin 22 mag cheap of the forum today, very tidy gun thanks
Pome.
This thing has the worst trigger I've ever seen the pull is massive, any way two lighten it?
I farmer attacked it and cut the spring a bit shorter but didn't really make any difference.
Any help appreciated.

@gadgetman

I changed a spring inside it with one from a pen and that helped a bit on mine

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Originally Posted by Toby

@gadgetman

I changed a spring inside it with one from a pen and that helped a bit on mine

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I thought I read that somewhere thanks. I cut the spring so it was very light, read two light the thing wouldn't cock and the pull was still hard as hell.

I sent mine to malcom gillice who lightend mine nicely.
There is a spring kit from mccarbo I think that you can import from the states.
The one I bought is the aniversary one with the tube mag and semi auto, a very accurate little rig I might add!

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Originally Posted by andyanimal31

I sent mine to malcom gillice who lightend mine nicely.
There is a spring kit from mccarbo I think that you can import from the states.
The one I bought is the aniversary one with the tube mag and semi auto, a very accurate little rig I might add!

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Thanks Andy.

andyanimal31 is talking about the semi auto not the bolt action. With the Bolt action there are two springs that may need attention. The trigger return spring needs weakening and the sear spring may need strengthening/shimming to increase pressure in order to reduce trigger pull. If it is not resetting then you have probably cut the trigger return spring too short. If the trigger is still too stiff then you need to increase the sear spring pressure and maybe even stone some of the surfaces.

This is most likely what you are after.

Marlin T-900 Trigger re-work (917v and similar rifles)

Hey Brads, Ive recently aquired a mint little Marlin 795 S/S .22 semi, cool little rifle thats pretty accurate for the $, but yeah the trigger sux bigtime, im looking at getting in a Mccarbo spring kit, maybe we could get them in together and split freight? Let me know if you're keen.

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Hey Brads, Ive recently aquired a mint little Marlin 795 S/S .22 semi, cool little rifle thats pretty accurate for the $, but yeah the trigger sux bigtime, im looking at getting in a Mccarbo spring kit, maybe we could get them in together and split freight? Let me know if you're keen.

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What are they worth?

For the semi you can always DIY starting with a trigger return spring from a 3.5" floppy.

Vote For David: Marlin Model 60 Trigger Job

That kit wont be any use for a bolt action Brads. I did the DIY job, took about 10 minutes. 5 of those minutes would have been finding the spring when it flew out the floppy shutter.

I have done nothing with mine yet also, maybe 3 needed

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Originally Posted by gadgetman

For the semi you can always DIY starting with a trigger return spring from a 3.5" floppy.

Vote For David: Marlin Model 60 Trigger Job

That kit wont be any use for a bolt action Brads. I did the DIY job, took about 10 minutes. 5 of those minutes would have been finding the spring when it flew out the floppy shutter.

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Thanks gadgetman didn't really want two spend any money on it:)

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What are they worth?

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Just looked on their site, the links to purchase have gone, but appears they are still selling via ebay? The 795 kit was US$38, so guess they are all a similar price. Might have to give the DIY job a go first maybe.

If anyone wants floppy spring let me know. I have hundreds of the things.