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T.O'Heir......"...I'm only fourteen..." Hi. You have a few options. Some of which cost more than others. Put an aftermarket trigger($114.35 or less for an adjustable trigger from Timney. Net search 'em. Timney's prices are less at some retail shops. $20 or so.) in, have a trigger job done or change the springs.
You also get to decide if you think you can do any of that yourself. Without your ma going offside, I mean. Mom's are just like that some times. Anyway, doing a trigger job isn't rocket science, so you should be able to do it. Doesn't take any special tools either.
The OP was posted in 2012 and has not posted since, doubt he is still here.