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Originally Posted by Edward Tinker
I have had some that I could not get the trigger assembly off, had to soak and then bang off with a mallet.
old, sticky oil, plus it might have just been tight?
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I had to do that with the one I restored, it seemed to be a combination of a tight fit, rust and gummed up grease that was just about solid.
I soaked it in Kroil over night, then I tapped it with a hammer and a nylon punch. Once it started moving, I tapped it back and forth, moving it a bit further every time. Once I had it off, I lapped it as Sheepherder described above. I used fine lapping compound from Wheelers (intended for scope rings), and finally got the trigger guard to move smoothly.