Vulcan trigger adjustment
Are there any instructions of videos out there on a dusting the Vulcan trigger?
Clint
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I agree with Luker , I like the trigger feel of my Vulcan straight out the box . Clean and crisp and I can tell when it is going to shoot .
It doesn’t need any adjustments at all . Trigger pull is nice and smooth , no problems at all and even better than my Talon SS.
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My Cricket came out out of the box with a mushy first stage an an unpredictable second stage. When I watched Ernest’s video on Youtube on how to adjust the trigger mechanism my trigger is awesome now. First and second stage is very definitive and the second stage breaks like glass. It now has a five-ounce pull weight.
So far I like mine the way it came. It has a light first stage with a good amount of travel to a definite stop before the second stage. The second stage doesn’t take much more pull and I can’t detect much travel as it continues to surprise me when it goes off. A long time ago I read that that is a good thing.
Soon eelect and I’ll know. I’ll let you know.
I had watched that video before and I guess I wasn’t paying attention or he lost me.
Bottom rear screw is sear engagement and top screw is over travel. I guess the only weight adjustment is the spring on the linkage?
I agree, so far the Cricket trigger is my favorite….
Clint
I shot my 22 cricket last weekend beside my Vulcan and I liked the Cricket trigger better. The issue I have with Vulcan trigger is I don’t know exactly when and where it will break. I can pull cricket trigger and feel the pull and can stop a hair off of breaking. I have no feel at all on Vulcan. I have it light enough where I can squeeze it and know pretty close when it will break but definitely not the same as other one. Anyone notice it?
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Side note: It’s in Arabic (you understand Arabic just like the rest of us, right?) but it is visually very clear and understandable.
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Beware of a too light trigger release…with these new super short guns it is entirely possible to accidentally shoot yourself in the chin.
The last thing we need is a government mandatory safety label “Do not point muzzle at face”. They already want to have the muzzles painted bright orange, like the air soft junkies.
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