Single Trigger Renegade Hunter

I have a single trigger Renegade Hunter with a pretty heavy trigger pull. Any suggestions for lightening it up, or should I just see about trying one of those E-Z Pull trigger assists? From what I can tell there are no adjustments like there are on the double trigger standard Renegade.

Idaholewis knows what to do to it.

I think there’s a thread on here somewhere about adjusting the T/C single triggers. The couple of them that I had were horrible.

Thank you for posting that thread link CatamountRob. After reading it for the 3rd time and still not completely comprehending it. I came to the conclusion I will not be attempting it myself. LOL Now if there was a video for me to watch , that might be a different story.

Hatchet Jack said:

Thank you for posting that thread link CatamountRob. After reading it for the 3rd time and still not completely comprehending it. I came to the conclusion I will not be attempting it myself. LOL Now if there was a video for me to watch , that might be a different story.

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I might do a Video on this, it’s really not Difficult to do, it seems more so than it is. I know a Few members have followed me here and made good Triggers of their Single Trigger Rifles. I love my New Englander Trigger Now! (The one i did in Making this thread) A Video would be Easy to do on this, Hang in there, I’ll try and figure out a Good Layout for it and Get it Done

Thank you Lewis. Your posts and videos are chock full of some good information.

It’s much simpler than it seems, I had to ask a few questions but once I figured out what face I was adjusting, it became clear.

This is the face you are polishing.

Finally got it!!!!!
After seeing CatamountRob's last picture post and going back and re-reading Lewis's post from Jan 2018 for the umpteenth time I decided to take a stab at it last night and this morning. What was in my estimation about a 10 lbs trigger is now at about 3 to 4 lbs.(I do not have a trigger pull scale) I have had everything apart and back together about 5-6 times. I can see where the sear and tumbler have made rub marks along the inside of the plate. I will take it apart one more time and polish those areas.
Thank you very much CatamountRob and Idaholewis.