Super Sear Questions?
I picked up an older Talon SS (one screw per bushing) this past October and I am starting to tinker with it. One of the upgrades I wish to do is the trigger assembly. Does the Super Sear from AOA really improve the trigger on these air rifles?
Also, I have not had the opportunity to compare trigger assembies with the Edge. Does anyone know if the Super Sear will fit in the Edge and will it improve it also?
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I’ve had one in my .25 for several months now, and have no complaints at all.
It Works! 😉 And is very predictable and smooth.
Mike
X2 on the supersear.
If you looking to have a lighter trigger pull, you want to use the factory trigger springs according to Steve in NC. That’s what I did. Trigger pull on mine went from 2 lb 13oz (if memory serves me correctly) to 12oz (I just checked my SS with my Lyman gauge)
BTW, both of my guns that I installed the sear had the two set screw trigger job done to them which, work superior to stock. However, the supersear allows the trigger to break just a bit smoother.
Hard to explain, one of those things you have to try and see if you like it.
I also recommend that the 1st stage not be set very long. Where it is set when you get it is close to perfect. If set where you pull back a lot, the second stage will break inconsistent.
hope this helps.
I installed the AOA SuperSear about a month after I got my Condor, it made a vast improvement on the trigger.
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Great! I guess that will be my next expenditure.
I do not care for much 1st stage myself. Just enough to tell it is there.
Do any of you know if it will fit the Edge?