The $100 challenge.....

I was looking at the sear thinking of cutting it back so the there was less travel to disingauge.
Polish and graphite.
I think if the trigger is heavy a short sharp fingerovement is better than long fighting resistance one.
Yep Pauly you got skill and gear to alter the trigger. There's a lot of metal on the actual trigger itself, enough to reposition/add pins. Plenty of room on the plastic round thing it slips into as well

Billbobnz wrote: Righto, I have the day off tomorrow so will do some 10msh*ts again before I clean

Yeah always pays to wipe. What have you been eating to do a 10msh*t.
.surely that's a world.record

Edited by kruzaroad - 24 Aug 2023 at 8:39pm

Ragerpete, your breach looks very tidy compared to mine

I'm at a bit of a loss as to why you guys want to fire it pre cleaning.
So put it back together, fired 20 shots thru it, still smoked for first few shots. Bit graunchy for first few shots but that stopped pretty quick.
Just shooting at tree 19m away from inside shed. Had 3 ricochet back into shed door (10m from tree) and they hit the door with a whack!
Loud as little gun I recon.
Sight is slightly crooked to right,but was hitting tree trunk everytime. (where I have no idea it was dark outside.)
So I'll lead it in a bit more tomorrow and try a couple of groups with the sig daggers.
Turns out one of the shops I descovered today waiting for mechanic to do his stuff, sells sig, and crossman pellets. I sujested maybe try jsb as Well. Here's hoping.
Oh the trigger, snap pull seemed to work Well, fighting against the spring to find where it released was terrible. Once I strip it to tune it I think I will go powdered graphite for the trigger sear.

Pretty basic.