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But Phil, to answer your question, if you aren't comfortable with the trigger pull, I would advise taking it to a good smith. Some people finagle with sears and everything else, but I have never been a fan of home gunsmithing a trigger unless you really know what you are doing. On a parker, I wouldn't even know where to start for adjusting the trigger pull.
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