Gunsmiths in Vic, AR style trigger adjustment

[InisBineest]

Hey there,
Just wondering if anyone can recommend a smith in Victoria would could work on polishing a trigger from a Warwick WFA1L? It currently pulls at 5-6lbs with a bit of pretravel. Would love to take a pound or three off if it is possible, but need to get an idea of what is more costly, a new $440 drop in unit, or a smith tinkering with it. I don't mind installing new springs in triggers myself, but i'm a bit hesitant to take a honing stone to trigger unit i'm unfamiliar with.
Thanks in advance!

[marksman]

l would be giving acme a ring https://www.acme-firearms.com/p/ideal-s ... a-carbine/

[InisBineest]

l would be giving acme a ring https://www.acme-firearms.com/p/ideal-s ... a-carbine/

Thanks for that, I will do!

[InisBineest]

So at first I cheaped out and bought a screw from the US that replaces the pistol grip retaining screw, and allows for adjustment of the pretravel (https://ar15triggeradjusters.com/)
Only $15 posted, and it worked... But it was still a heavy trigger and even with lock tight it kept backing out (it was screwed in to its max extension so didn't have much grip left on the threads.

So after tax time and an permissive wife (thanks honey:) I got in touch with Oceania Precision and the guy running it was happy to sell me one of their triggers. Jeff there was tops to work with, and the trigger he sent me was a vast improvement.

We all know a good trigger makes a difference, but honest to God, my groups shrunk by an inch after it was installed! Very happy, well worth the coin! Still has the pretravel, but you hardly notice as its a 2-3ish lb pull (down from 3kg pull on the original trigger!)