Yes they are nice and light and safe.The bushing is fine. I clean and lube my triggers with Hornady One Shot Dri Lube.

 

If it functions properly and passes a good stout bump test it should be good to go. I grew up shooting a Marlin 39a, then got on a smallbore rifle team in college shooting Win 52d and Remington 40x rifles and quickly learned to appreciate a really good trigger, although our minimum allowed weight was 3 lb. Now most of my rifles are in the 1 to 1.5 pound range, with one match air rifle with a trigger that fires at about 2 oz pressure. That one is a learn to place the finger in front of the trigger and then think about touching it to fire.

 

I felt the same way when I went from my Browning SA22 with a 4.5lb trigger , to a new Kidd rifle with a 1.5 lb trigger . The only way to get past the uneasy feeling is to get another rifle with a Kidd 6 oz 2 stage. Then your VQ trigger will feel safer .

 

I realize I am looking at an old thread but for records, the Volquartsen install videos states to put the long side of the hammer bushing on the right side of the hammer as the back end of the hammer is facing you.
Did you use the entire kit, ie the Volquartsen hammer and trigger reset spring that came with the kit?
And if so, any increase in light primer strikes?