Want to change triger

[Adam-RunningDog 1]

Me and my mate go shooting i got the new model s200 and he has a s400 and i find that his triger is alot nicer to use than mine i know its only a little thing but could make a big difference, i dont know wheather it is because his is rounded and smooth metal or is it because they have a hole different triger system, well the triger on my gun is a square pastic synthetic one which came with the gun and i find its a bit stiffer shall i shange the actual triger or should i just do some adjustments to my triger i got now and i find i snatch a little with the one i got now and puts my zeroing out a little bit. any help would be most apreciated thank Adam

[daniel8822 0]

Me and my mate go shooting i got the new model s200 and he has a s400 and i find that his triger is alot nicer to use than mine i know its only a little thing but could make a big difference, i dont know wheather it is because his is rounded and smooth metal or is it because they have a hole different triger system, well the triger on my gun is a square pastic synthetic one which came with the gun and i find its a bit stiffer shall i shange the actual triger or should i just do some adjustments to my triger i got now and i find i snatch a little with the one i got now and puts my zeroing out a little bit. any help would be most apreciated thank Adam

 

there should be a screw which can make the trigger more or less sensetive on your gun mate try it

[SteveieP 0]

If, after you've adjusted the trigger for pull weight, you find it's the shape of the trigger you're not in love with, you could try a trigger shoe.

Never found the need myself but here's a link to an example on Fleebay

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...em=220286902818

Other trigger shoes are available, the price of trigger shoes may go up as well as down, your home is at risk if you buy too many trigger shoes & neglect to pay your mortgage.....etc.