Yes it would.  An interesting change between Norwegian models too.  I had to back the screw back out about 1/2 turn to get enough sear engagement that I couldn't make it trip by thumping the cocking piece in various directions.

Somewhere around here I have a Viggo Miller trigger attachment.  I had it on a 98 in a benchrest stock.  Oh, I remember taking it off when I put the barrel in the action.  It's in a box somewhere, I may even have a new one stashed away.

I found mention of some Norwegian 1894 rifles having this adjustment screw here:    (You need to Login; Works pretty good, may have been the reason the US trigger heel bearing surface had walls on the side up to around serial #25000.  The walls would keep the trigger from slipping off the surface of the adjusting screw.