Kimber 84M trigger adjustment.
- Thread starter OKBrent
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I don't really have an answer but I will say this. I have a Kimber 84M Classic 22-250. Kimber is purposely vague on how to adjust the trigger for a reason. They don't want a lawsuit. They would rather that you go to a gunsmith who will also be wary about adjusting your trigger to it's lightest pull in case you shoot yourself or someone else.
Don't be afraid to take the rifle off the stock and adjust the trigger yourself. Make small adjustments and then see what happens. If you don't like the results just adjust the screw back to where it was. It's not all that difficult to do. The Kimber trigger is as good as anything else on the market. I have a Jewell trigger on a Rem 700 and have had Canjars and Timneys and like the Kimber as well as any.
Don't be afraid to take the rifle off the stock and adjust the trigger yourself. Make small adjustments and then see what happens. If you don't like the results just adjust the screw back to where it was. It's not all that difficult to do. The Kimber trigger is as good as anything else on the market. I have a Jewell trigger on a Rem 700 and have had Canjars and Timneys and like the Kimber as well as any.