Hatsan 25 trigger adjustment?

[BushWacker]

Sorry but I didn't look at the lengths.  I know they came in 2mm length increments so I bought 2 that were 2mm longer than stock and 2 more that were 4mm longer than stock so I think they were 10mm and 12mm but they might have only been 8mm and 10mm.  Bottom line is they were only a dollar for all 4 and I didn't want to drive back if I got the wrong ones.  I installed the 1st 2 that were 2mm longer than the stock adjustment screws and they were plenty long enough. 

At first I didn't round them off because I didn't cut them so I thought they'd be ok but they weren't.  The trigger pull was not smooth, I could feel the lumps as they rotated so I took them back out and rounded them off and it was much better.  Good advise to save the stock screws and put them back if needed, they only had the screws I needed in silver and they didn't look like very good quality either.  I will wait and get some black ones when I can and probably get some that are better quality but for not it works great!  I just shot about 50 rounds or so and I'm very pleased with the results, much better than the long pull it had before.  This is one *(&^ of a gun I like it a lot...

[Whirligig]

Hatsan's reply about our triggers & the location.

Your air rifle is equipped with Quattro trigger. You can adjust “trigger travel” & “trigger pull” as follows: BOLT#1 is for trigger pull force adjustment. For less trigger pull force prior to discharge, rotate BOLT #1 clockwise; and vice versa. BOLT#2 is for trigger travel adjustment. For less trigger travel prior to discharge, rotate BOLT #2 clockwise; and vice versa. Bolt #1 is the one closest to the muzzle, #2 is the one closer to the butt of the gun. We apologize for any confusion.

Not to raise this post from the grave, but these straightforward instructions might help someone else besides me.

I rotated bolt #1 about 1 full turn clockwise and bolt #2 about two full turns counterclockwise and have the type of trigger feel that I prefer - a long light first stage with a distinct, short, light, and predictable second stage.

-W