Trigger pull. No4 MK1*

[Peter Laidler]

Chaps......... Could some kind soul please resurrect the article I wrote about fitting a fore-end correctly for Chubbs. It took us months during a loooooong apprenticeship of endless fitting, patching, trying again and STILL getting it wrong many many times before some of us (excluding me) mastered it. Chubbs, with the best will in the world, this is an art and practising on a new fore-end is fraught with costly dangers. You really need to know the technicalities first.

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[Chubbs]

Peter thank you for your input. I think I found your article and it helped me with the draws. I appreciate that it took many months of practice to get it right. I would imagine if you took a couple of hours just get the draws right then the instructor would have been less than pleased. I however have the time.
I appreciate I am new to the forums and it must be a bit tedious if I am asking questions that have already been answered elsewhere. For that I apologise.

In regards to the trigger I would just like the last bit of advice in regards to the wood being to thick to allow the stage operation. Is it as Jim states and the wood needs to be trimmed on the trigger guard side. This as I said is the same with the original woodwork.

Regards Chubbs

[browningautorifle]

this is an art

I knew I'd draw fire on this one but I had to tell him what I did to sort mine. So be it...

the wood being to thick to allow the stage operation

That was what was wrong with mine in any case...