FEG GPM-01 Trigger Adjustment
Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 8:32 pm
Hello Guys, I just bought this air pistol a few weeks ago, and the trigger is set
way too light..lighter than the factory set my Morini 84e! I got it from an old,
experienced Silhouette shooter; they like triggers set that way I guess.
I have done some homework and studied internet postings for fill weights
and trigger and grip adjustment. Well, I think I've got the cylinder sorted,
and it took a long time to figure out the grip angle adjustment...very clever...
But the trigger is baffling. I found a manual posted on the internet...in German;
I tried the Google translator with hilarious and useless results. I actually like
the nose heavy balance, the sight alignment is easy to sustain, and shot release
feels very similar to my Morini 84E with compensator.
So I do hope someone here can help me get my trigger adjusted. The
German manual shows an exploded view, but the screws in the trigger
plate are not described except for the adjusting screw(#38) that seems to adjust the
sear or it's a trigger stop adjuster...? Thanks for your efforts and thoughts
Guys;
Tony G (951) 371-8176
Corona, California
way too light..lighter than the factory set my Morini 84e! I got it from an old,
experienced Silhouette shooter; they like triggers set that way I guess.
I have done some homework and studied internet postings for fill weights
and trigger and grip adjustment. Well, I think I've got the cylinder sorted,
and it took a long time to figure out the grip angle adjustment...very clever...
But the trigger is baffling. I found a manual posted on the internet...in German;
I tried the Google translator with hilarious and useless results. I actually like
the nose heavy balance, the sight alignment is easy to sustain, and shot release
feels very similar to my Morini 84E with compensator.
So I do hope someone here can help me get my trigger adjusted. The
German manual shows an exploded view, but the screws in the trigger
plate are not described except for the adjusting screw(#38) that seems to adjust the
sear or it's a trigger stop adjuster...? Thanks for your efforts and thoughts
Guys;
Tony G (951) 371-8176
Corona, California