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Thanks, Bullseye. With a magazine installed, the corner of the trigger bar catches on the bottom corner of the sear tab, then clicks free as more pressure is applied to the trigger.

Bullseye, did you understand that I'm talking about the trigger doing this with the gun uncocked? All the single action triggers in my experience move freely through their travel with no clicking when uncocked. It's like a dry fire feature, which would be great if it was designed to do this, but I k...

I guess I'm not the only one who has never experienced this before. Maybe someone who is familiar with the M41 trigger can speculate about what might be happening?

Anyone have a Merit attachment they would part with? Robert. PM or [email protected]

I just bought a model 41 that is about 10 years old and looks like new. It shoots good, but the trigger has a little creep, unlike the one I had 40 years ago that I should never have sold. I bought a M41 adapter for my Power Custom sear stoning fixture, but Midway shipped it in a padded envelope and...