Help installing a LA101 22lr Lumley Spring Kit

[in2anity]

Mr Auburn I used a decent quality allen key for the trigger housing screw. Remember it being quite tight. A bit of heat wouldn’t go astray however.

[John from Auburn]

Used a soldering iron to heat the screw for 10 minutes. That worked. Followed instructions above. My trigger now is a constant 1.9 pounds . THANK YOU

[in2anity]

John, was the head of the bolt release plunger is obscured by the safety leaver?

[hutchley]

Just finished mine - thanks to everyone above for useful pics and helpful hints.

Trickiest part was getting that blue gunk off the bolt head that holds the trigger assembly on. I found that a cotton bud moistened with acetone makes the stuff let go, then you can get a hex key to seat properly. It is VERY tight to get the bolt out, but it does let go eventually. If yours resists all reasonable force, maybe Lithgow accidentally got some of the blue gunk on the bolt threads?

Just tested the trigger, and WOW, what a difference. A sensible weight, but still safe - more like what I'm used to on other guns. I can understand Lithgow not wanting to set them up this light from the factory, but somewhere around 2 - 2.5 pounds (rather than 4+) would have been a good compromise. First decent weather I'll head out with some RWS subs and see what this does for my grouping.

[bigrich]

i picked up a new 101 titanium synthetic yesterday , nib from a gun shop . i've read that the lithgow triggers need tweaking . not mine, a consistent 2.1 lb on a lyman didital trigger pull gauge . it's even more consistent on pull weight than timneys i've got in other rifles . lithgow must've listened to their customers . top marks to lithgow