Rimfire trigger kit

[PLEDGEY 493]

This is a good video. Explains exactly what the springs and shims do. I used a drill bit, about 2mm I think, to punch out the pins.

 

[Deker 3,453]

John Knibbs £14.50 for spring/tube kit!

Springs only do so much, most find a different tube improves things even more!

[Dave_4 102]

I’ve ordered the rimfire magic spring and tube kit £15 posted. 

@Longshanx yes the rifles only a few week old, but when looking at rifles the trigger was the only bit that was a minor negative, and a very minor one. It not terrible, there’s a some creep I’d like to eliminate and while I’m there a lighter spring is a bonus. I can’t leave anything alone for long, I do promise myself that I’m not going to spend money on personalising everything but I can’t help myself

Thanks @PLEDGEY for the video, I could listen to his midland tones all day and for everyone’s advice.

[Metalman2 45]

A Biro spring does not work 

[Sausagedog 7,381]

I don't agree with the adding a tube.

One is in fact lessening the seer contact and that can make the trigger unstable from bumps and safety release!

You have been warned!

My method retains good spring weight and full seer contact.

Hence I have never bought any kits, they tend to circumnavigate the issue via compromise.

[Deker 3,453]

2 hours ago, Sausagedog said:

I don't agree with the adding a tube.

One is in fact lessening the seer contact and that can make the trigger unstable from bumps and safety release!

You have been warned!

My method retains good spring weight and full seer contact.

Hence I have never bought any kits, they tend to circumnavigate the issue via compromise.

The CZ triggers surprise me, the .22lr tends to be ok(ish) but the HMR and WMR are not (in my experience).

The tube changes where the trigger breaks, and call it what you will, when the break last a fortnight the tubes can make a worthwhile difference!

Edited April 29, 2019 by Deker

[Sausagedog 7,381]

41 minutes ago, Deker said:

The CZ triggers surprise me, the .22lr tends to be ok(ish) but the HMR and WMR are not (in my experience).

The tube changes where the trigger breaks, and call it what you will, when the break last a fortnight the tudes can make a worthwhile difference!

Changing angles is the only way to encourage a safe seer disengagement.

By removing some engagement in attempt to live with factory seer angles is a short cut and in my opinion dangerous.

With correct angles the seers want to slide apart with the slightest encouragement from the finger.

By packing the seers partially apart so they are on the edge of contact....not good!

[Deker 3,453]

7 minutes ago, Sausagedog said:

Changing angles is the only way to encourage a safe seer disengagement.

By removing some engagement in attempt to live with factory seer angles is a short cut and in my opinion dangerous.

With correct angles the seers want to slide apart with the slightest encouragement from the finger.

By packing the seers partially apart so they are on the edge of contact....not good!

It may not be the preferred choice but this is a trigger kit, not a reworking or replacement trigger.

These kits have been available for many years, (particularly the Brooks) and I don't recall any safety issues have arisen.

Edited April 29, 2019 by Deker