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AIII Trigger Pull Weight

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Just adjusted the weight of pull of my AIII trigger. Backed out the screw by 1 turn, did a considerable difference but my knowledge in gunsmithing is limited so i didn't want to go further. I had trouble to get the jam nut off i had to file an 1/4 wrench, what the size is these nut? 17/64? Well i couldn't find any key for it so i did my own. Any1 else did this and if yes how many turn did you back it off? Thanks in advance, appreciated.
 
The #4 Sako trigger in your AIII can be adjusted down to about 2 lbs or so, depending on the individual trigger. Trying to go lower will make the safety not function properly or work at all. There is no "number of turns" that one can turn it to get a particular pull weight & playing with it without an understanding of how it functions or it's limitations is risky business. The lock nut is metric & if I recall correctly is somewhere in the 6 to 7mm range. There is a thread here on the forum that discuss the #4 trigger adjustment that it would behove you to read. Taking it to a gunsmith, if one is available near you, for proper adjustment would be better yet.
 
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