Certainly not ever going to bea match 'thought' trigger, but that'd pretty be tough to use out in the field for most folks. Definitely prefer an 'adrenaline proof' trigger for hunting, and a <4oz trigger just doesn't work wellfor that. Like it better whena hunting trigger'breaks' at about3 pounds.
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The trigger blockseems pretty easy to pull out, soif the trigger is 'stiff'then just a speck of lube on the trigger pivot pin or at the pivotend of the sear bar should curea stiff trigger. Other than that, the sear engagement adjusters have beeneasy enough for meto adjust, and the way Iadjusted mine is to run the adjust up justuntil the sear breaks, thenback outabout 1 1/2 to 2 turns which gives prettynear a 1/16" trigger pull distance to sear break at the end of the first stage.
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Close to3 pounds {at leastfor the ones here} of course, the {probably hand ground}parts vary a bit from whatI can tell, so that description may not workexactly the same for the one you have, but should at least give an idea of how the adjusterblock ticks . . . Also use care to keep from 'snapping' that little block off while removing the hex driver, it was a pain to weld back, regrind and retemper the one I snapped off . . . 
