Anyone know how these triggers are adjusted. Just the weight needs to come down to something reasonable like 3 pounds. Everything else seems OK.

Thanks.

Weatherby Vanguard = Howa 1500.

There are two screws on the trigger housing, one on the front, and one on the back. Both have locknuts securing them, and may or may not have some kind of tamper paint on them.

Scrape off whatever tamper paint there may be on the front screw. That's the one that adjusts the trigger pull weight. Loosen the lock nut. It takes a rather skinny 6.5 mm wrench to get in there. I found that ignition system wrenches are skinny enough to get in there and not strip the flats. Once that nut is loose, slowly turn the adjusting screw out (CCW) to lighten the pull. I would suggest turning 1/4 revolution and testing the weight trigger pull scale. Do so until you get it where you want it. Then retighten the locknut.

The rear screw is for sear engagement adjustment.

Thanks for the help. I saw the two nuts when the smith had the gun apart for the rechamber. Sear and over travel are OK. The trigger weight is around a ton.

I hope to have is reduced to 3 pds before shooting again.

Snapper