10 shot group @20 yards after installing GTR111

[howie1968]

Here is a ten shot group at 20 yards i just shot after installing the GTR 111 its made a world of difference on the xl 1100 i understand now why you blue locktite all screws groups were opening up on me a bit but stock screws and scope screws were snug, when i think its the pivot bushing screw??? was loose it was a standard head so i snugged it up and groups were tight again i assume it was thre picot bushing screw as when i cocked the rifle before tightning the barrel would fall on its own, aftersnugging it up it no longer did that

[Bullit]

Glad to see you decided on the "GRTIII" trigger.  They've worked for quite a while now.
You may wanna look into an upgrade of your pivot bushing and washers, to keep it as tight as can be. Look in the GTA mall.

[howie1968]

thanks bro are the pivot bushings the one screw that goes through the barrel after you take the stock off? also im not feeling much of a first stage/ should i adjust per instruction for more of a first stage/ i kind of like the feel of a first and second stage also come next week im going to start trying a variety of pellets ill have 500 shots down the tube after tomorrow so its time to start really testing her I appreciate all of your advice

[robert w]

Glad to see you decided on the "GRTIII" trigger.  They've worked for quite a while now.
You may wanna look into an upgrade of your pivot bushing and washers, to keep it as tight as can be. Look in the GTA mall.

x 2 that as they use plastic , delron washers and i cant remember who it is but he is on here that has brass washers . makes for a solid action as no side play or movement

[Bullit]

I don't like light or quick triggers for the field. I don't worry about 1st stage travel, so long as it's consistent to tension.
 I know where it is, and that's all that matters to my feel, if that makes sense.  Give it time, and see how you feel with it after some practice.  It'll surely help you with your hold mechanics by taking 1 piece out of the equation.
You can check out our GTA Library for some breakbarrel articles with pics, that will put you right on target with the pivot bushing/washer/bolt assy.

EDIT:  ROBERT.  That "guy" is your host here. THE GATEKEEPER                                                                             BILLPAYER.
                           You oughta send "him" a contribution for that one!