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All Springer/NP/PCP Air Gun Discussion General => Machine Shop Talk & AG Parts Machining => Topic started by: PaulK62 on February 15, 2024, 06:37:07 PM
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Apologies if this has been addressed before. I searched, but came up empty handed.
Can someone please tell me what size hex key fits the little Allen screws at the front of the trigger? There's some creep on the second stage I need to get rid of. Any tips on that as well would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Paul
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Hi there,
Sorry if this has been addressed before. I searched, but I couldn't find the answer to my question.
Can someone please tell me what size hex key fits the little Allen screws at the front of the trigger? There's some creep on the second stage I need to get rid of. And if anyone has tips on how to get rid of the creep, that would be greatly appreciated as well.
Thanks,
Paul
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IIRC a 1mm allen
Screw closest to backside of blade In ( CW ) @ 1/10th turn at a time .. test & repeat as needed.
If wanting a Longer blade travel 1st to 2nd stage ?, leave front screw alone & back off ( CCW ) the rear most screw in small amounts, test & repeat as needed.
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IIRC a 1mm allen
Screw closest to backside of blade In ( CW ) @ 1/10th turn at a time .. test & repeat as needed.
If wanting a Longer blade travel 1st to 2nd stage ?, leave front screw alone & back off ( CCW ) the rear most screw in small amounts, test & repeat as needed.
Thank you very much. I'll give it a try.
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It will be metric.
Smaller than 3mm.
But..I have the TX200 (probably the same adjustments).
I have had it since 2013…60,000 shots.
Never touched the trigger adjustments.
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It will be metric.
Smaller than 3mm.
But..I have the TX200 (probably the same adjustments).
I have had it since 2013…60,000 shots.
Never touched the trigger adjustments.
That's outstanding. Unfortunately, I bought my ProSport used. I don't know if the previous owner monkeyed with it or not, but the trigger suffers from some pretty bad creep. I'm happy with the purchase overall, but the trigger is definitely disappointing. I was told tweaking the adjustment screws can fix it. I hope that's the case.