Modified trigger without machining
I looked up the modification but don’t have access to someone that can machine the trigger cavity.
So..
How would it work to polish the mating surfaces of the trigger lube with moly, and use lighter springs?
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This is one of the posts showing the two screw trigger mod, scroll to the bottom first, to see a photo of the complete mod for preload and over travel screws http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=132
If you have the newer model, a threaded screw hole is already provided in the trigger plate/ group cover. See second and third photo from the top o the page.
Sam 😎
I’ve read your post a couple time, but I’m unclear about where to drill the hole. You can respond directly if you like to biomech@comcast.net. A picture would be nice if you have one.
Dont post the same thing in several sections. I’m locking the other thread….
I used a non-electric hand drill and duct taped the frame to plank. Used a center punch, to locate the hole drilled into the frame? The trigger group bottom cover already had a hole, just where it should be, so tapped it out for the over travel screw! Guess I was lucky, but it turned out nice and the results were simply amazing.
If you’re handy with hand tools, and don’t loose the trigger shoe’s tiny screw/nut and/or let the springs under the bottom cover fly away, it’s quite an easy diy mod.!
Sam 😆
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Super. Thanks