Axtell3
10-26-2011, 04:36 PM
Ok I admit it, I'm a member of the North American Hunting Club. Fell for that free product/ product tester bit. Well, I did test a predator call a few years ago. great sound, the aluminum barrel stuck to my lip when it was cold though.
SO Last month they sent me a trigger for my Axis. Cool! The stock trigger works of course, but hey why not?
Instructions said install in 10 minutes...
Maybe, if ...
Instructions also said first pull c clip and pivot pin, then trigger. Install spring on Timney, align hole, reinstall pin and clip. Easy peasy lemon Squeesy.
Adjust sear release so it fires then turn back 1/6th turn and lock with nut.
Adjust Saftey so theres no slop. It fires.
Try it again it fires. ( snap cap incase you are concerned) Re read directions.
Try it again same results.
So I adjusted the saftey first, then the sear release. Viola!
And that trigger is sweet!http://i1212.photobucket.com/albums/cc456/Axtell3/Timneyresults.jpg
Gotta love the geasy cardboard targets.
So if any of you decide to upgrade the trigger to timneys, heres the way I did it so it would work, safely.
SO Last month they sent me a trigger for my Axis. Cool! The stock trigger works of course, but hey why not?
Instructions said install in 10 minutes...
Maybe, if ...
Instructions also said first pull c clip and pivot pin, then trigger. Install spring on Timney, align hole, reinstall pin and clip. Easy peasy lemon Squeesy.
Adjust sear release so it fires then turn back 1/6th turn and lock with nut.
Adjust Saftey so theres no slop. It fires.
Try it again it fires. ( snap cap incase you are concerned) Re read directions.
Try it again same results.
So I adjusted the saftey first, then the sear release. Viola!
And that trigger is sweet!http://i1212.photobucket.com/albums/cc456/Axtell3/Timneyresults.jpg
Gotta love the geasy cardboard targets.
So if any of you decide to upgrade the trigger to timneys, heres the way I did it so it would work, safely.