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Well, you asked for different opinions based on experience and there you have it, some different methods all based on exactly that. Take your pick, try them out and use what works best for you.
Whatever you do, I personally recommend removing the trigger plate and trying your hand on some of the surfaces on the underside of it that are hidden by the wood.
But then again, some might disagree with this as well, who knows anymore.
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