Leshiy trigger stop screw advice

keithd

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January 24, 2018 at 11:38 am

McMaster Carr has them also

https://www.mcmaster.com/#spring-screws/=1b9jj9m

big-stu

Participant

January 23, 2018 at 4:24 pm

quote acourvil:

I used an M4 x 0.7 x 16mm, End force – 10.20 Newtons, Metric, Steel Body, Delrin Nose – Light End Pressure, Standard, Posi-Hex, Spring Plunger. Longer (maybe 20mm) would have been o.k., but I couldn’t find one. It’s works great for me, I’ve heard others say that they can’t get it set up right. If you have it out too far, your gun won’t cock. If it’s not out far enough, it doesn’t give you a good trigger feel. A couple folks got it working with a spring ball, but a spring plunger will give you more adjustment leeway.

Amazon has the steel nose version of this listed at https://www.amazon.com/M4-0-7-16mm-End-force/dp/B002CIH2HC. I went with the delrin nose version to avoid the possibility of wear on the back of the trigger.

Thanks appreciate that information just struggling to find a Uk supplier at present

acourvil

Participant

January 23, 2018 at 3:14 pm

I used an M4 x 0.7 x 16mm, End force – 10.20 Newtons, Metric, Steel Body, Delrin Nose – Light End Pressure, Standard, Posi-Hex, Spring Plunger. Longer (maybe 20mm) would have been o.k., but I couldn’t find one. It’s works great for me, I’ve heard others say that they can’t get it set up right. If you have it out too far, your gun won’t cock. If it’s not out far enough, it doesn’t give you a good trigger feel. A couple folks got it working with a spring ball, but a spring plunger will give you more adjustment leeway.

Amazon has the steel nose version of this listed at https://www.amazon.com/M4-0-7-16mm-End-force/dp/B002CIH2HC. I went with the delrin nose version to avoid the possibility of wear on the back of the trigger.

Leshiy trigger stop screw advice

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