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  • bambihunter
    Most any 'smith can do 'em. I had my Mark VII done by a guy in Pittsburg Kansas (when I lived near there). They really don't take much work, they're darn good to start with... I can't recall the guys name, but if you're interested you can call:

    JOHNS SPORTS CENTER
    1804 N BROADWAY ST, PITTSBURG, KS 66762
    Phone: (620) 231-7740

    Ask for the guy that does thier gunsmith work. I've had numerous items done through him and he does a good job at a very reasonable cost.
    BTW, if I'm not mistaken (double-check this, I could be wrong) but I was thinking you could send a firearm to a certified gunsmith for repair and he'd return it to you without the need for FFL's at either end. I think you'd only need a FFL if the gun switched hands (owners).
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  • Rembrandt
    Had a local smith do mine...later Magnum Research came out with a drop in fully adjustable trigger package you can buy.

    http://www.magnumresearch.com/Expand.asp?ProductCode=DEP200
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  • spclark
    quote:Originally posted by bambihunter
    BTW, if I'm not mistaken (double-check this, I could be wrong) but I was thinking you could send a firearm to a certified gunsmith for repair and he'd return it to you without the need for FFL's at either end. I think you'd only need a FFL if the gun switched hands (owners).


    That's my understanding of the law(s) too; best to check it out though, just to make sure. Don't want to get on somebody's &$%-list in this state.

    Rembrandt -

    I b'lieve that adjustable rig is already in there - I know where there's a little Allen-head screw I can change the break with, but I let it sit for several months after I got bit by the highpower bug & now it just doesn't work smooth like it did when I shot it (almost) weekly.

    Maybe I just need to shoot it more....
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