Installed SuperSear
I followed instructions that came with the sear. Was pretty easy. I misread step 6 (removing pins) and pushed from wrong side. It came out anyway. I put it back correctly. I used Beeman Metapholic oil (dont have moly paste) in the sear area and where trigger slides across sear surface. I’ll test and adjust in the next few days and post a report on how much better it is.
Oh…. What a crappy safety! Its like a toy! Will remove than soon. Didn’t want to remove more pins the wrong way!
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No, it’s not the same as that guy.
Here’s info on it. I posted pictures along with other members.
http://www.talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22771&highlight=sear
Not sure about putting moly or lube on the trigger assembly. It has been discussed. What’s the verdict on that?
I wonder if that is the part the guy was trying to sell on here… He tried to get WOK and Anthony to give a thumbs up on his invention that was a drop in improvement over the factory trigger group that was adjustable…that needed no modification to the frame…guess he decided not to sell it on here and went straight to the retail side after their evaluation..if that is his part…
Airgunsofarizona.com…
go to custom parts (not custom gear)……..
second item down….
AOA
who sells these super sears? I fancy a play too 😯
Greg, do you still have the info on the springs you picked up? I have a super sear and was going install when the reg and hammer arrive. No hurries, ’cause i’m still climbing over boxes in the garage! 😆
I have one in my .308 condor. Works good but trigger pull is very very light. I tell everybody that shoots it not to touch the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
It’s sad that they couldn’t source out the same size spring as the rest of the trigger group and not cut it to length. I went to century spring and picked up same length and lb but matched the stock spring OD. I also picked up a couple stiffer one’s to stiffen it up but haven’t played with it. My trigger pull is under a pound with a 13 lb hammer spring.
Defiantly better then the stock setup.
I didn’t take pics but I saw a post on installing the supersear with tons of pics. Do a search for supersear and you’ll see it.
We want pics
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Here’s info on it. I posted pictures along with other members.
http://www.talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22771&highlight=sear
Not sure about putting moly or lube on the trigger assembly. It has been discussed. What’s the verdict on that?
Steve in NC ?
Lubricating that mouse trap cant be a good idea 😯 over all I mean. The super sear its self appears to be a good design.