Do you have to purchase a trigger kit to improve a 1895c which has a terribly heavy trigger pull?

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I've never seen "trigger kits" in a Marlin catalog. If the trigger pull is so bad you need to have it fixed, I suggest sending it back to the factory. Write or call first to find out how to do it legally and safely. All major manufacturers have a repair department, and work at reasonable rates. Many times, they won't charge if it's a problem with the gun and not something you did. Otherwise, you might try finding a good gunsmith locally to take the job for you. But, be careful. Over the years, I've seen half a dozen guns with triggers "souped up" by folks who didn't really know what they were doing. The trigger pulls were so light on them, they weren't really safe to use. I always figure that the people who built it know best how to fix it. Good luck.

AnswerIn fact, there's an attached link to info on how to send guns to Marlin for repair. AnswerWild West Guns sells trigger kits for these models, and some others sell spring kits to refit these, so they have a better feel. These parts can be found through Brownells on the web at www.brownells.com