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Yes it can be modified a number of ways. The most popular and best way is to get a rifle basix adjustable trigger that can drop your pull to 1-2 pounds. If you have a little extra time and like to tinker you can take out the 2 screw holding the action to the gun. Then take the 1 screw holding the trigger on. Make sure that you don't lose the little spring between the trigger and action. Then take the bottom locking pin out and pull the trigger out with the other spring between the trigger and sear. Find a ball point pin that has a lighter but longer spring and cut it so that is is slightly longer that the spring you took out. Put the ball point spring in place between the sear and the trigger and put everything back together. You should probably drop to around 4 pounds. Then if you have a little smithing experience polish a little off of the "catch" between the trigger and sear. Should drop you to around 2. Mine came from the factory at 8 and I did this to mine. It is alot better!
Another thing you can do is shim the sear. So that you take the slop out of the trigger sear contact. Also check out rimfire central and ask a few people there. They will try to talk you into a Savage, but don't listen to them the accu-trigger is junk. I own a Ruger,CZ,Savage, and Marlin. The Marlin is by far the most accurate of them all.
Yes it can be modified a number of ways. The most popular and best way is to get a rifle basix adjustable trigger that can drop your pull to 1-2 pounds. If you have a little extra time and like to tinker you can take out the 2 screw holding the action to the gun. Then take the 1 screw holding the trigger on. Make sure that you don't lose the little spring between the trigger and action. Then take the bottom locking pin out and pull the trigger out with the other spring between the trigger and sear. Find a ball point pin that has a lighter but longer spring and cut it so that is is slightly longer that the spring you took out. Put the ball point spring in place between the sear and the trigger and put everything back together. You should probably drop to around 4 pounds. Then if you have a little smithing experience polish a little off of the "catch" between the trigger and sear. Should drop you to around 2. Mine came from the factory at 8 and I did this to mine. It is alot better!
Another thing you can do is shim the sear. So that you take the slop out of the trigger sear contact. Also check out rimfire central and ask a few people there. They will try to talk you into a Savage, but don't listen to them the accu-trigger is junk. I own a Ruger,CZ,Savage, and Marlin. The Marlin is by far the most accurate of them all.
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How do you remove the bolt from marlin 917?
Just pull the trigger as you pull bolt out.
Is a Marlin 917 serial number 95664xxx equipped with the T 900 trigger system?
Yes.
Will a marlin 917 stock fit a marlin 917m2?
yes
What is a Marlin 3030xlr NRA edition 917 of 1050 worth?
300-400 USD
What is the retail value of a marlin 917 vs ft 17 hmr with a stainless stell barrell?
The exact value of a Marlin 917 vs FT 17 hammer with a stainless steel barrel would actually be dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors would be the condition and age of the firearm.
What years did Marlin make the models 17V and 17VS?
I'd been told by a Marlin official that the 17V & 17VS were make, under those model number for just a couple of years. I believe he said 2000-01. Model changed to 917 series. I'd been told by a Marlin official that the 17V & 17VS were make, under those model number for just a couple of years. I believe he said 2000-01. Model changed to 917 series.
What are the factors of 917?
The factors of 917 are 1, 7, 131, and 917.
What is the intergers of 917?
The integers of 917 are -917, -916, -915, ..., 915, 916, 917.
What is 3 divided by 917?
0.0033
What is 971 156?
917 - 156 = 815 917 + 156 = 1,127 917 ÷ 156 = 6.22 917 x 156 = 151,476
What is 917 divisible by?
1, 7, 131, 917.
Is 917 a prime number?
No, the number 917 is composite.
