Prostock stock trigger

[Tom37]

alright... my mate has the 04 prostock and needs to know if theres a way to adjust the trigger pull its pretty long at the moment, so is he gonna have to buy a new frame or just fiddle with a few allen keys??

cheers

 

[Skeet]

Erm...mech cocker?
If so, usually done via the timing rod I think, etc...if it's an Eblade, there are two travel screws and a magnet screw...dont go too short or it will bounce.
If it is a mech cocker...you have to fully pull and fully release thet trigger, or you will short stroke

 

[Tom37]

yea its a mech... so basically he needs a new frame to be able to adjust the trigger. ok cheers.

MODS DELETE

 

[Skeet]

Well...I'm not very knowledgeable about mech frames...however...he could do a lot worse than get a Hinge Frame (probably has one tho)...best bet is an E1 frame, pretty cheap, or an E2 if he has the cash.
Adjusting teh firing position is done with teh timing rod...not something you want to fiddle with unless you know what you are doing....

 

[Tom37]

oh well he made the mistake o lettin me fiddle with his gun and leavin it @ my house... anyway cheers skeetmaster

 

[Skeet]

Oh dear....

You may need this!

 

[bulgy-snatch]

alright... my mate has the 04 prostock and needs to know if theres a way to adjust the trigger pull its pretty long at the moment, so is he gonna have to buy a new frame or just fiddle with a few allen keys??

cheers

Take of the grip cover and if you look up under the frame you can see a trigger adjust screw this will adjust the tigger pull, then he will have to adjust the 3 way timing rod by the 3 way coupler to reset the timing on his cocker.

 

[Tom37]

hmmmmmmmmm woz lookin @ that erlier... thought it woz just a hole.... nyways, cheers