Anyone posted how to adjust Vulcan trigger?
:hoot:
I don’t recall anyone posting any info or pictures about what is adjusted to fine tune the first/second stage, and let-off pressure of the Vulcan trigger.
I was checking the owner’s manual and don’t recall finding any specific instructions there.
Someone willing to post a “How To” on Vulcan trigger adjustment and fine tuning? It would be an interesting and helpful topic for those of us who haven’t done it yet.
Hoot:
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You can get the trigger exactly how you want it: one stage, two stage, creepy, crispy, heavy or light. There is many parameters you can adjust and make them work in unison the exact way you like.
yeah I was also trying to make the Vulcan trigger like a HW100 but, a proper 2 stage but I ended up with
a first stage well which is in fact a creep of a known lenght-can be adjusted by one of the 2 screws mentioned here.
is there any way to get a spring loaded bounce back first stage?
if not I don’t quite understand what is the point of the linkage long spring adjustement. Am I missing something here?
I will try the new home finding for the second stage spring sounds good. where is it supposed to go which hole corner
Thanks Hoot: that hepls build my confidence. 
I hope you can add to my trigger adjustments.
Be sure to give it some good bump tests. I couldn’t get mine to aaccidentally discharge and feel good about it even though it is only the second time I’ve done anything to a trigger mechanism and the 1st time was just honing smooth a revolver.
Don’t leave anything of trigger adjustment to lady luck. She screwed me with two unfaithful bitch wives and who knows who’s kids to support. 👿 👿
Yah, it ain’t one hole but it’s a big improvement for me.
Damn pictures still sideways :angrymob:
Yo! Thanks for the advice!
By the way…take one of those bulls eyes and hold it between your eyes, it gives you a new perspective on the damage you can do with that degree of accuracy at 50 yards. That’s not bad shooting!
Hoot:
H00t,
I posted my renditions of trigger adjustment but as usual it was ignored because of being unconvertial.
1st while you are screwing those two adjusting screws try this…swap them around as one is to short for my liming.
2nd that little spring that is hooked on a shinny screw head in front of the adjusting screws can be given more tension by moving that shinny screw to either of the two holes in front of it But don’T do that as it will put more tension on th trigger pull.
Instead, what I did was to unhook it from the shinny screw and let it find a new home to the rear. Try the trigger pull with it both ways. It was a noticeable improvement on mine.
3rd, if you can’t easily set the safety on before cocking, then the trigger link needs to be shoetened by 1/2 ti 1 1/2 turns. Yes, you may think it screws ip something else but bear with it for a day or two. You’ll see ❗
4th, take apart every retractable ball point pin you have until you find one light enough to replace the trigger link spring. You may have to put a washer in front of the spring to keep it from slipping through towards the trigger loosing all tension. This spring change reduced my trigger pull by almost an ounce.
With all these things my .22 Vulcan trigger pull checks out at about 6.7 ounces. And has improved my shootion.
Here is todays 50 yard target.
Top R to L, bottom R to L then Center all 5 shot groups.
Yah, it ain’t one hole but it’s a big improvement for me.
Damn pictures still sideways :angrymob:
:hoot:
Dear Geyser…
I turned the top one all the way in and the bottom one almost all the way out, then I “scrunched” the trigger spring closer together so I could feel the 1st stage, now it shoots like a champ.
I’m still not certain what I did, but I did a damn good job of it. Now…why can I only get 839 fps with my HST all the way in??? Granted I’m shooting 31 gr pellets, but even with 25 gr I am only getting 879 fps. How do you monkeys manage to get into the 900 fps range????
Hoot:
Damn Hoot you sure opened up a bees nest! PM Ernest and he’ll fill you in or just call him. Rubber boot?? WTF you got on your right foot, high heels??
Hoot, I will answer only cuz today I had a great day out with my new Lelya (you know the one that is better than yours)
Now because I had to wait so long for the Lelya I’m not going to tell you what screw does what
hahah fuck off hoot
FYI – It IS my damn business. I’m waiting for ” 45 nice Ladies to be stabled and ready for marriage in US”. That aside – if you’re too stupid to fix the trigger in one of the best BP’s in the wiorld, despite your old age , you’re dumber than the rubber boot on my left foot …
I don’t recall anyone posting any info or pictures about what is adjusted to fine tune the first/second stage, and let-off pressure of the Vulcan trigger.
I was checking the owner’s manual and don’t recall finding any specific instructions there.
Someone willing to post a “How To” on Vulcan trigger adjustment and fine tuning? It would be an interesting and helpful topic for those of us who haven’t done it yet.
Hoot:
The Vulcan trigger is immensely adjustable. You want a 2-stage trigger ? Just do it. One stage ?? No problem. If i had the time i´d show you how i did mine in crisp 120 gr ( no grains – Gram) trigger in no time.
Surely after the hoards od Crickets, EdGuns (did you ever get that elusive Lelya ? ) and whatnot you´d be able to figure out what does what.
The trigger itself is THE most adjustable trigger in any BP to date, bar none.
You truly should´ve known … Old Man 😉
DICK-BREATH….
Can you at least tell me if it is done with those two hex screws at the bottom rear of the breech?
Kind regards,
Uncle Hoot:
PS: None of your fucking business if I ever got a Leyla…
I don’t recall anyone posting any info or pictures about what is adjusted to fine tune the first/second stage, and let-off pressure of the Vulcan trigger.
I was checking the owner’s manual and don’t recall finding any specific instructions there.
Someone willing to post a “How To” on Vulcan trigger adjustment and fine tuning? It would be an interesting and helpful topic for those of us who haven’t done it yet.
Hoot:
The Vulcan trigger is immensely adjustable. You want a 2-stage trigger ? Just do it. One stage ?? No problem. If i had the time i´d show you how i did mine in crisp 120 gr ( no grains – Gram) trigger in no time.
Surely after the hoards od Crickets, EdGuns (did you ever get that elusive Lelya ? ) and whatnot you´d be able to figure out what does what.
The trigger itself is THE most adjustable trigger in any BP to date, bar none.
You truly should´ve known … Old Man 😉
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Dear Sir Ville ok then, please advice.
currently I have got a 1mm creep and then it fires when it falls off the sear. what to adjust. 😯
what I am trying to achieve is: a springy first stage i.e. if I change my mind the trigger blade goes back pulls back.
it sounds to me that my problem currently is that I have not got a first stage.
shall I set the sears just on the edge so there will be no creep, actually this is how it was before I started looking into it. however if I touch the trigger it just fires.
but what to do to get a first stage feel?
what to touch?
the safety works, everything else works fine, just missing the first stage. is my link spring too weak?