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Hello,

I just bought this. Everything works; but, the trigger sits way forward when cocked like in the picture. What can cause this and can it be fixed easily? Thanks!
 

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bubba is right, I've seen that before with the single trigger,, easy fix.
The install is goofed up,.
Take the barrel out, then relax the hammer and take the lock out.
Then take the trigger out.
Clean and oil everything.
Look at and function the lock out of the stock.
Look at how the trigger works, out of the stock. (is the little wire return spring there?)
Install the lock in the half-cock position.
THEN install the trigger,,
 
There's a notch in the trigger that the sear arm rides in. I believe your sear arm is not in the notch but riding on top of the trigger, pushing the trigger too far forward.
Here is a photograph of what @bubba.50 is talking about. Sear arm goes in the slot pointed at by the red arrow.
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