Trigger job on a 12 gauge USH?

[Forestclimber]

Is it difficult for a good gunsmith to do a trigger job on a 12 gauge ultra Slug Hunter?  I'm not a gunsmith, but I'm sure that some guns are easier to do trigger jobs on than others.  I don't want a hair trigger.  Just one that is a little lighter and smoother.

[quickdtoo]

If he's competent, many aren't and won't even touch them, but it's not hard, many here have done their own that have never done any trigger work before, complete detailed instructions can be found in the FAQs and Help sticky.

Tim

[gcrank1]

Anybody who can tune a trigger on a single action Colt's Mdl. P type revolver will understand the principles, but you wont get a 'hair trigger' even if you try 'cause then it wont last.
That said, anybody who can be careful with tools can pull one down, clean and lightly (LIGHTLY) stone the sliding surfaces and put some old Gunslick or, my favorite, anti seize compound, on the sear tip and hammer notch and reassemble will have done what most 'gunsmiths will charge you $50 or more for.

[STUMPJMPR]

I never use polishing stones.  Usually I use a dremel with a felt bob and polishing compound.  Just buff it until it shines a little.  The reason for the hard trigger pulls are the rough surfaces binding against each other.