Took action of of stock and wiped everything clean.
using a "long life" industrial style grease w fine fine moly in it I applied between where the trigger pin makes contact w another trigger part slide against eachother during trigger pull as well as where the metal part comes into the bolt and pushes tension on a bolt part and the pin that houses the spring as it comes into the tang (basically where the metal rubs metal on trigger parts) applied it w a detail brush.
adjusted the spring down almost as low as it will go tension wise.
wiped and over run of the grease. This trigger is amazing now. Makes me thing that the gun smith that did my glass trigger job on my 452 trainer did the exact same thing as what I did.
breaks like glass pretty much and passed the bump test. Can't wait to try this gun out now