How do you remove the safety?

Believe me, if you have trigger problems like I’ve had, that idea starts looking really good. 😛

Agreed. It will improve your gun dramatically

Blowtorch, chainsaw, and a hand grenade. It’s easy.

😛

NOT RECOMMENDED! That being said, I’ve taken mine out. Surprisingly, it improved the trigger pull substatially.

You will need: a set of long allen wrenches, a 1/8 in punch.

First, remove the air bottle.

Remove the grip using a long allen wrench.

Remove the trigger shoe.

Remove the fore arm to access the front trigger plate screw.

The plate is loose at the back. Put finger pressure on it and, with the rifle upside down, remove the front screw. Caution!! when the plate comes loose there is spring pressure against it from the three action screws. Take care to either mark where the springs are located or, perferably, take a picture.

Remove the safety release bar, the wire with the little red cap, and save it.

Remove and set aside the three springs. Remove the horizontal spring that activates the safety and the small spring that kept the release bar in place. Save them in case you change your mind later.

Now, look at the side of the frame. There are a five (5) of pins the secure the trigger components. The front two (2) secure the safety block.

Drift the two front pins through the frame but not all the wat out. The safety bar should simply fall out. Save it, too.

Drift the pins back in until they are flush with the frame on both sides. A non-marring (plastic or nylon) hammer is best for this or pad your hammer with a piece of hard wood.

Reassemble the trigger springs and plates in reverse order. Make sure the trigger bar is UNDER the first sear!

Hold the trigger plate firmly against the frame and cock and, holding the breech knob, fire the rifle to assure ever thing works.

If you have experience stripping the rifle, the whole thing should not take long.

Enjoy.

Abe