I messed up the very nicely set up trigger (probably the only good thing about the gun 
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OK, this is going to be interesting, but lets have a go.
I assume you have messed with 1st and 2nd stage, plus possibly overtravel.
As you look at the trigger group from underneath, the small grub screw which is furthest down within the action, and is easily seen is the 1st stage travel adjust. The grub screw partly obscured by the trigger blade is the 2nd stage adjust, the grub screw parrallel to the trigger blade, right at the back is the overtravel.
1st stage, turn the screw clockwise to decrease travel.
2nd stage, turn screw clockwise to increase the travel between the end of the 1st stage and beginning of 2nd. If this is in too far, the gun will fire before you have taken up the 1st stage.
Overtravel, turn clockwise to decrease the amount of travel after let off.
I can't explain how to put your trigger back, as without having the gun in front of me, I can't see what is wrong.
I hope the above helps, and remember, small adjustments...lots of them.
Neil
Ok louis you can play with my .22 springer over weekend it needs scope zeroing 
As Regards Rover ,Sat the bushes will be available and while the trigger is open will set the initial settings to what you want then you can play again (LITTLE AND OFTEN) 
