Cricket trigger adjustment?
Doing a bit of investigating on the new .25 Cricket. I don’t see an adjustment for sear engagement or 1 vs 2 stage pull. The trigger is adjustable for overall pull weight by turning the linkage rod which changes the preload on the coil spring behind the trigger mounting boss. Otherwise no visible (to me ) adjustments. The trigger pull is VERY smooth, but is a long single stage. I’d prefer a traditional two stage, or else a crisp short single stage. I don’t see an easy way to achieve that. I suppose the back of the trigger mount could be drilled and tapped for a small socket head screw to reduce trigger travel before let-off.
Any other more elegant solutions?
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Good find. Thanks!!
Access to that sear engagement screw may be tricky, but I’ll give it a whack.
(Note: Cricket, not EdGun)
Sorry , – my fault. I was thinking EDgun……. 😳 😳 😳
May be this can help:
Cheers
Trygve 😀
No adjustment screws that I can see. But I’m willing to be educated…
(Note: Cricket, not EdGun)
Do you have the new trigger assembly (1 adjustment screw) or the old one (2 screws) ???
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OK, got it! Access is actually fairly easy. Action removed from stock, there’s a hole in the flat sear spring just beneath the rear of the trigger linkage arm. A 2mm ball end allen wrench goes through the hole at an angle to make the adjustment. CCW decreases sear engagement (shorter 2nd stage pull), CW increases sear engagement (longer 2nd stage pull) Sear engagement is easily visible through a view port in the mechanism. Got it adjusted down to a much shorter pull for let-off yet still safe degree of engagement. I’ll shoot it tomorrow to see how it works out.
I put a coat of military stock finish inside the inletting to give a bit of weather protection also. Looked like unfinished wood in there.