"I once read somewhere that the main problem with these triggers is the " incorrect " angle of the two grub screws that govern the 1st and the 2nd stage. I think it was an American guy and he had made a new blade with the " correct angle " for the grub screws." (The abo...

Well, I much prefer a light trigger, how much is "too light" in pull weight oz. ? Have you gone as far as measuring this ? If it's set too light, what are the potential problems? As long as it doesn't fire with the safety off and knocking the stock, how light can I go? I'm sending the CD u...

For those of you who have fettled and re-set your CD's 1st and 2nd, have you found that the settings are altered slightly when you re-fit the block to the action?

Well, we tried the adjustments as suggested here, but couldn't get a 2nd stage, just an unpredictable release (no stop) at the end of 1st stage travel, despite all 2nd stage additions being one eighth turns Worked on the trigger in and out of the action. My mate had a good way of trigger testing wit...

stripping the trigger is a step too far for me i fear

however

in airgunhome.com what words should i use to find the strip guide?

pull weight spring on order, thanks

have increased pull weight and 2nd stage remains floppy

They look cheap enough

dumb Q but, to replace the old one
if I fully remove the pull weight screw, will the spring just drop out?

Maybe.

Except...

Gun bought new Dec 2013 and I was releasing pull weight screw, so reducing tension.

Are these springs prone to collapsing?

Have played a little with pull weight today, slackening pull weight screw A by an eighth then a quarter turn anticlock-wise. Not a great change. At this point the trigger fired safely, not much lighter but the 2nd stage to release is now floppy an the trigger won't return if you start the firing cyc...