Gunsmith for .22 CIL Model 125 trigger

[jednastka]

I now have a second .22 CIL Model 125. For those who know them, the versions with Anshutz barrels were incredibly accurate.


I had it at the range, and the trigger is extremely touchy. Had one round go of just as I closed the bolt.


Removed the barrel from the stock, and the tool marks say someone really messed with this simple trigger.


I would like to take it to an Edmonton area gunsmith to have it fixed/repaired/replaced. Any recommendations?


Thanks in advance;


Vic

[catnthehat]

The 125's are easily adjusted, it sounds like yours is set too light.
Sights ad Arms in St. Albert , KS Arms in Edmonton, or Rod Hendrickson all could do it.
Cat

[Dean2]

K.S. i so busy they aren't doing general gunsmith work but the other two will and are good suggestions.

[partsman]

Wait till you have a semi go full auto because someone messed with the trigger, real neat sound, it was an old marlin.

[jednastka]

Thanks for the names. Will let you know how it goes.


Vic

[jednastka]

Thanks everyone. Took it to Sights & Arms in St. Albert. All is good now. Excellent service from them. Would take guns to them in a heartbeat.


Vic

[partsman]

Great, thanks for letting us know the outcome, and letting us know a good place to deal with.