Anyone want to comment on the best way to keep a Barnard (Mod P) trigger in top condition?
I set mine up for two stage, (short first stage) action at a measured 8 oz with the standard spring. Triggers eventually get dusty and need cleaning, etc and I'm curious what other shooters do to maintain the nice crisp action that this trigger gives.
I wash mine in Shellite occasionally and then give it a spray with CRC Silicone which dries off and leaves a slippery residue. Just recently I had my first ever trigger release failure while in a comp but reset it and it continued to work. Took it apart yesterday and placed it in a glass dish of Shellite in my sonic cleaner for 5 minutes and adjusted and put it back into the action without any silicone spray.
What do you guys do?
Ian
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks a film of lubricant on the trigger is the way to go! I would never have thought of using two stroke fuel as the cleaner and lubricant all in one. Probably worth bottling and marketing as an all in one trigger solution, its a great suggestion!
Ian
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A small ES is good. A small SD is better. A small group is best!
A small ES is good. A small SD is better. A small group is best!
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