Finishing up a Traditions Frontier Rifle kit and I have a couple problems.

I am having a problem getting the hammer and trigger to work right. sear is all adjusted what else could it be.

thank you guys in advance .

You need to explain what the problem is in greater detail.

as phil said.. what is an adjusted sear? pictures

some pictures of the sear and adjustment screws.

some better pics, sorry first time with new camera .

Well i can't say for sure but that lock to be G I'ed completely n polished. New screws those are the pits

Either the sear or the trigger may be binding in the stock. Put some lamp black in those parts, install them, and see where they are contacting the wood in the mortise.

thank you I will do that tomorrow.

Make sure the trigger isn't binding on anything before putting the lock on. Eliminate one problem at a time.

trigger was is causing the issues. I had to take it apart and clean and polish it. any advice on tuning the triggers back in would help.

The typical problem with those triggers is the rear trigger cam riding too high in the un-set position.
It's caused by the triggers leaf spring pressing hard against the rear cam. This is how the the set triggers work, I mean it's the leaf spring that drives/makes the cam work.
There is a small screw behind the rear trigger that allows you to adjust how far the leaf spring travels.
There is a balancing act with the two adjustments of that spring, the first being the spring tension itself which is simply the mounting screw for the spring,, you want the spring to have enough tension/power to drive the cam,, and then with that small screw I mentioned adjusting how far down the spring moves against the trigger cam.
Then of course the screw between the triggers adjusts the hook-up of the set triggers in use.
So there are 3 adjustment to the triggers plus the one for the tumbler that you show in your photos.
It may seem complicated but is actually simple in the practical mechanics of it,, you can tune this set-up for a super light, crisp fast breaking action with these spanish guns.

As necchi said,
IMG_0271 by Oliver Sudden, on Flickr

Thank you guys. I have finished putting it together. I will polish it up later.

One armed 60yo build not to bad I think.

Brian