To adjust the trigger on a Marlin 17 HMR, first ensure that the rifle is unloaded and safe. Remove the trigger guard and access the trigger assembly. Locate the adjustment screw, typically found on the trigger itself; turning it clockwise generally increases tension (lightening the pull), while counterclockwise increases pull weight. Make small adjustments, test the trigger feel, and always reassemble and check for safety before use.
Get an owner's manual from the maker. It may not be user adjustable. It might take a gun smith or factory trained armorer to do it.
No. Also, Marlin does not sell the barrel for the 882 as a component part. The Model 17 barrel can be installed, but again finding the barrel is a problem. The existing barrel can be relined to .17HMR. sales@countrygunsmith.net
You will have to call Ruger to find out.
This would be best left to a qualified gunsmith to perform.
To adjust the trigger on a Marlin XS7 .308, first ensure the rifle is unloaded and safe. Remove the trigger guard to access the trigger assembly, then locate the adjustment screw, typically found at the front of the trigger. Turn the screw clockwise to increase pull weight or counterclockwise to decrease it, making small adjustments and testing the trigger pull until you achieve your desired weight. Always remember to reassemble the rifle and perform a function check after adjustments.
If the mount can be put on the firearm, yes.
Between 90-150 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.
In 1957.
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That is the T-900 system, restricted by Marlin. sales@countrygunsmith.net
No, the Gyphon does not have an adjustable trigger