[New User]

I recently purchased an older H&R 926 9 shot, break-top, .22 revolver.
I have always wanted one of these guns because the H&R revolver was the handgun most often referenced in all of the trapping and outdoor survival literature I read as a kid. I know the pistol is not the greatest gun in the world, but I just had to add it to my collection and the price was right.

Now, the SA trigger is serviceable, but the DA trigger is like trying to juice a lemon with your index finger. If I take the revolver to a gunsmith, would he be able to adjust the trigger pull and smooth out the trigger? I know that this is akin to making a purse out of a sow's ear, but I don't care.

I know that I could play around with trimming coils off of the springs, but I would rather a gunsmith work on the gun as my life is just too busy.

[rcmodel]

They were never known for silky smooth & soft DA triggers.

You might be able to clip a coil or two off the hammer spring and lighten it a little.
But if you go too far, it will start mis-firing.

As far as any internal work or polishing, they are very difficult to take apart & put back together if you don't know how to do it.

I think in the grand scheme of things, what you got is what you got.

rcmodel