How are the box stock PCP triggers?

[JohnWI]

I'm kind of toying with the idea of a Carnivore...As much as I like the 30's speed, I've read about some nice 357 groups.  Still a bit on the fence as to which cal.

But I'm used to pretty nice triggers and other than adjusting with the normal screws I'd prefer not to dig into the trigger group to get it nice.

Approximate weight and description of first and more importantly second stage breaking info'd be appreciated.

[OleTomCat]

The trigger that came on my BT65, same frame as the Carnivore, is a dream with screw adjustments.

[Mikeflys]

Love the trigger on my AT44-10QE. Makes it tuff shooting other guns after getting used to my Hatsan.

[Tyrantblade]

Love the trigger on my AT44-10QE. Makes it tuff shooting other guns after getting used to my Hatsan.

Same experience I had with the trigger on mine, after I messed it up, sent it to Hatsan and they fixed thr gun and lightened the trigger pull weight, im cautious to mess with it further as im unsure I could make it any better and think it would be so easy to mess up again.

[ghost5]

I hate two stage triggers but was able to adjust the AT 44 trigger to act like a light single stage. Love the way you can put them exactly how you want them.

[Mod90]

Yeah the PCP quattro triggers can be adjusted really nicely depending on how you want it.


Both my bt65 & at44 have been adjusted down to break cleanly at about 7 ounces