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I just bought a Remington 32 in excellent condition. Made about mid-30s. It seemed the trigger was a bit heavy. I put a trigger scale to it and the pull weight for each barrel was about 7 1/4. I am used to triggers with a weight around 4. Any thoughts about having them lightened up? And, if so whether any good gunsmith would be up to the task?
Thanks for any input.
Rob
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Claybird:
You're not far from the Krieghoff facility on Route 611 in Pipersville, PA. The K-32 was a close copy of the Remington Model 32 and I'm fairly certain the Krieghoff gunsmith could deal with the problem in short order.
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Remington40x,
Thanks for your response. I called Krieghoff. The response, in essence, was that they no longer work on Remington 32s, in that the internal parts (triggers, sears, springs, etc.) are different than the Krieghoffs,
Rob
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Might check with DelGrego's. www.parkershotgunrepair.com They advertise Remington 32 repair, or give Turnbull's a call - if they can't/won't do the work, they'll probably have a good suggestion. As well, Gunter Pfrommer in Rocky Mount, VA. One of these three should be able to point you in the right direction or do the necessary work.
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Simmons used to have a double gun smith (he only worked on doubleguns) that was pretty good on triggers. He helped a Valmet of mine, years ago, which is much the same as the 32. Can't remember his name, and he may not even be there anymore, but a call to them might find out. http://www.simmonsguns.com/site/ Best, SRH
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