AGALINDO, what I am trying to say is there is a lot of work that can be done with the stock trigger of almost every firearm to make it more crisp, and smoother. most guns are more accurate then their shooters so it is easy to say it is the gun. anyone can see parts in relation to their wear pattern and where the rough parts are, and where to polish.
now for all you purists out there who think you need a factory armorer to mount a scope on your .22, ,i was taught in special warfare school, to use what you had and to make the best of things by improvising ways of doing the same thing. you can do wonders with a dremel tool, if you know what you are doing, same as a file or polishing stone. :twisted: