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Finally taking some time to post an update. I worked on the sears with a set of stones I had for working on my 1911s if they needed it. I'm certian it was worked on before because it was not even/flat, which I think was part of the problem.
I unfortunately didn't test the trigger pull before working on it but the final result was a trigger pull of just over 4#.
I'm happy with that.
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