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Dr.J
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Winchester/Miroku Trigger
Yesterday at 9:41am
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What makes the Winchester/Miroku trigger such a challenge to disassemble and then put back together?
  
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Re: Winchester/Miroku Trigger
Reply #1 - yesterday at 11:42am
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Dr.J wrote yesterday at 9:41am:
What makes the Winchester/Miroku trigger such a challenge to disassemble and then put back together?

It's as if the engineers were given a directive- Change everything in this simple mechanical device to require more parts and far more complexity than it possibly should.
  
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Re: Winchester/Miroku Trigger
Reply #2 - yesterday at 3:09pm
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Not to mention the hammer/mainspring(s) assembly. Reduced me to a gibbering wreck one night. Swore I wouldn't attempt it again, and I'm fairly handy with such things.

I guess I'm lucky, all three of my Miroku's responded nicely to trigger adjustments, with breaking points between 2 and 3lbs.
  
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Reply #3 - yesterday at 8:56pm
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Disassembling isn't bad, assembly is an issue,  but someone used to make a tool that makes it easier. Getting the springs all compressed, lined up, and getting the pin in can be a pain.

I highly suggest buying texasmac's book if you want to get into one
  
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Reply #4 - yesterday at 9:22pm
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IMHO I would send to Lee Shaver......he can do it in his sleep  Smiley
  

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Re: Winchester/Miroku Trigger
Reply #5 - yesterday at 10:52pm
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That's fine if Shaver is doing the work himself but I think that most of the work is done by his underlings and that he is not fully aware of what goes out the door. My only rifle nightmare involved his shop and after sending the rifle back three times it still had the same problem [case head separation in a 32/20 RB] I never got the issue resolved and he got a bit testy over it. Finally sent it to someone else and had it done right. I try hard not to disparage anyone but this left a real bad taste in my mouth.
  
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