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Trigger Modification Picts restored

Thanks to Yellow Ninja for sending this to me. I did what I could and got them posted again

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=132

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HOW DID YOU DO THAT????????

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quote Hoot:

That is a classic, and fairly user friendly, modification, and would fit nicely as a sticky in the reference section.

Just a thought.

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That is a great idea!

I will go back 5 years in time and ask Yellow Ninja to do just that.

Hang on let me get in my TARDIS. I will be back shortly

OK I am back. I got lost inside the TARDIS for a bit. It is much bigger on the inside then it looks.

So here is your link Hoot
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=132

quote get the blue jay:

quote Hoot:

That is a classic, and fairly user friendly, modification, and would fit nicely as a sticky in the reference section.

Just a thought.

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it has been for years H 😳 😳 T

I told you it was a good idea!!!!!

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quote Hoot:

That is a classic, and fairly user friendly, modification, and would fit nicely as a sticky in the reference section.

Just a thought.

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it has been for years H 😳 😳 T

When asked, and after conferring with their technician, Airforce responded “neither of these holes have any purpose on the TSS”. Hmmmm?

That is a classic, and fairly user friendly, modification, and would fit nicely as a sticky in the reference section.

Just a thought.

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I posted a question on the Talon/Talon SS forum about the 2 threaded holes in the bottom of the frame on the newer Talon SS frames, just forward of the trigger.

Tony responded with this>>

They [Airforce Airguns] are using the same trigger bar for all rifles.
You can use a 10×32 set screw in the hole closest to the trigger to adjust for overtravel.

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