Adjustable Trigger Troubles

[prosportfan]

Friends, I have an air arms pro sport in 177 cal. She has been an amazing and accurate shooter and only to get better by the work from nitro crusher. I have installed a while back a Rowan adjustable trigger.  And I had no trouble with it in regards to adjustment and/or the PS's accuracy.

But a few days ago I felt the shoe move a little bit in the different direction so I took the trigger guard off readjusted it tightened it back up reinstalled the trigger guard and went back to shooting the same way I always do and that's off bucket and sticks.

Upon my first couple shots they were all over the place at 25 yards where it's usually grouping moa.  So what little bit of hair I have left I was pulling it out wondering what happened. So I made sure my stock screws are tight my scope rings were tight. I haven't dropped my rifle,  I haven't bumped the scope, nothing.

So while adjusting the trigger shoe to where I felt comfortable I tightened it back up again and it started grouping just a little bit better.  Then I was wondering is it because the position of the trigger shoe while shooting. Meaning every time I made an minute adjustment to the shoe itself in very small increments my groups opened up dramatically.  When I say dramatically I am saying  like an inch to a inch and a half and not even close to my point of impact.

So my question is will the adjustment of turning the trigger shoe from left to right in minute small increments will it affect my actually that greatly? And if that is so, why? And again if that is so what is there to be done about it?  Because my last two groups that I shot today it seemed like it had to settle in for some odd reason and maybe that's the case. But it seems like it changed how light I have to hold it now the whole rifle while it's in the sticks. It seemed like it also changed the pressure of my cheek weld. I'm really at a loss to the point where I wanted to beat her against the tree but I felt better of it wiped her down and put her away. Any and no help will be greatly appreciated.

[Nitrocrushr]

Josh, you want that Rowen adjustable trigger blade adjusted to give you as much of a torque free execution on the shot as possible.  Your finger should be able to lay against the blade in a very relaxed position, especially when sitting against the 2nd stage.

There is a chance what you are seeing is the result of changed torque in all of the stock screws.  The Prosport has more screws coming into play than a TX.  Do you use a torque wrench like a Wheeler when tightening up the stock or trigger guard screws?

Steve

[prosportfan]

Josh, you want that Rowen adjustable trigger blade adjusted to give you as much of a torque free execution on the shot as possible.  Your finger should be able to lay against the blade in a very relaxed position, especially when sitting against the 2nd stage.

There is a chance what you are seeing is the result of changed torque in all of the stock screws.  The Prosport has more screws coming into play than a TX.  Do you use a torque wrench like a Wheeler when tightening up the stock or trigger guard screws?

Steve

No Steve I don't have a torque wrench and I left the stock screws as how I got them since last time she visited you there were not loose or anything.

Steve I'm wondering should I say take the trigger guard off loosen the trigger shoe or trigger blade whatever it's called that your fingertip is pushing against or pulling against. Well should I mimic like I have the rifle in the sticks and put my finger on the trigger which feels really natural while the shoe or blade is really loose and use that as my position of where the trigger shoe or trigger blade should be? Or if you got time Steve just call me

[prosportfan]

Josh, you want that Rowen adjustable trigger blade adjusted to give you as much of a torque free execution on the shot as possible.  Your finger should be able to lay against the blade in a very relaxed position, especially when sitting against the 2nd stage.

There is a chance what you are seeing is the result of changed torque in all of the stock screws.  The Prosport has more screws coming into play than a TX.  Do you use a torque wrench like a Wheeler when tightening up the stock or trigger guard screws?

Steve

Also the trigger guard has the two screws in it the giant one and a small one in the rear.  When removing the trigger guard do you loosen the small screw first then the big screw and then when we're placing it do you put the big screw in first then the small screw?