This is what i have so far.after cleaning and repairing the two pieces that were broken off the rear stock.Had to tap the striker spring.Dont know what kind of steel the striker spring is made of but its as hard as a wood peckers nose.Stripped the threads off my tap, but i got it done and made a new screw.Thinking of making some shells for it if i can get the trigger pull down from what feels like about 20 pounds.

slowride

beautiful job, excellent

NORM

Thanks , still need to work on the trigger and some odds and ends. thanks also for the screw info.

slowride
for a better trigger pull on the Gahendra Henry , mix a little graphite and oil together and put in here





then work the action and pull the trigger it will lighten up, without doing anything to the springs


NORM

I had a bur on the hammer sear notch so i stoned it off, didn't change the angle or shape. The trigger and hammer are clean and smooth lubed with some gun slick. trigger is still hard. Dont want to thin the spring, once you remove metal you cant put it back.Still have to make a tab that goes into the dovetail in the barrel for the rear stock pin.Guess i will work on that and the trigger this weekend.