Do I have to remove the stock to adjust the trigger ? How much torque to use to put the stock back on ?
What is the procedure to adjust the trigger ?
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Do I have to remove the stock to adjust the trigger ? How much torque to use to put the stock back on ?
What is the procedure to adjust the trigger ?
The MK ll FVSR does need the stick removed. Torque is a rifle by rifle thing. Find out the torque your rifle likes between 15 and 40 inch pounds. Mine likes the lighter end and some like more torque. Always tighten the fron screw first.Quote:
Originally Posted by rebs
Use the little tool provided. Clockwise is heavier and counter clock is lighter, I believe.
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I realize this thread is a couple months old, and I really don't want to resurrect an old thread unnecessarily, but I've searched the forum and can't seem to find an answer.
How can I adjust the trigger of my non-accutrigger Mark II F .22lr rifle? The trigger pull isn't really horrible, but it's a little heavier than I'd like, and there is a little "click" that I feel about halfway through the trigger pull before the rifle fires. It's as if something is caught, then releases, then I continue pulling the trigger and it fires. The gun has no mods, and it's done this since I first purchased it. I love the rifle, as it's very accurate for such a bargain-basement model. It's the newer "E" receiver type, which looks absolutely identical to the accutrigger model once I remove the stock and look inside.
Thanks in advance,
Frank
PS How to I post a "wanted" on the .22lr classifieds?