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Benelly SBS Trigger.


rickp1

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Hey guys,

Anyone know if a SBS trigger can be worked on to lighten up a little bit. I was zeroing my Benelli with slugs and the trigger is mighty tight.

 

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R.

 

Lubricate with TW25B or other quality grease (any "hook" or "shelf" looking spot that you see) and fire a few boxes of birdshot through it. My M1014 had a heck of a trigger pull on it when I got it. Now, it is similar to my other M4S90's. Probably a full few pounds lighter than when I got it.

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Lubricate with TW25B or other quality grease (any "hook" or "shelf" looking spot that you see) and fire a few boxes of birdshot through it. My M1014 had a heck of a trigger pull on it when I got it. Now, it is similar to my other M4S90's. Probably a full few pounds lighter than when I got it.

 

 

Really?!?!? wow that's significant for just a bit of grease and some shooting. I'll give that a try. thanks

 

R.

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Really?!?!? wow that's significant for just a bit of grease and some shooting. I'll give that a try. thanks

 

R.

Yep.....really. Like any stock trigger, it will loosen up over time when the mating surfaces wear into each other. Besides, a tactical shotgun, or any shotgun IMO, doesn't need a 2-3 pound trigger. Like Uno, I prefer to let then normalize naturally.

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Thanks for mentioning your barrel length but that is of zero relevance to the trigger function. You can try polishing trigger parts one by one if you desire a more precise and lighter trigger pull. Of course polishing one piece at a time, reassembling, test firing, and only repeating the process if a lighter pull is desired after polishing each piece.

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