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  1. 11-20-2002, 06:34 AM #1
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    Anyone know if the Omega has an adjustable trigger? Know of any reputable gunsmiths that do this?

    I'm hoping a whole aftermarket starts springing up around the omega--thinking a better stock with monte carlo styled check pad, flat-bottomed fore-stock, a new set of sights, and a better barrel might be in order one day.

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    I don't think the Omega trigger is "adjustable", but a gunsmith changed mine to a crisp 3.5 lbs.
    I cost a crisp $87.67, which included a screw to fill in the hole from removing the front site.
    Who knows, maybe the screw was $70 and the trigger job was only $17.67. lol
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