Posted by Andi on September 07, 2001 at 16:31:25:
What I understood
reading this message board, a 'grand merci' to Scott for that, is that the best
way to set the trigger weight is:
Set the first trigger stage pressure about
300-400 grams
Set the second trigger stage pressure up to 500 grams
Turn
the trigger stop screw clockwise until the shot is released then turn back 1/3
of a turn that screw.
I'm not able to release the shot turning the trigger
stop screw clockwise. Is that because I closed the cocking lever to the draw
firing position, when I tried to set correctly the trigger stop, or you cannot
set the LP10 trigger weight that way?
Thank you all,
Andi
Posted by pilkguns on September 07, 2001 at 18:39:46:
Turning the screw
does not release the shot, your still have to be applying finger pressure to the
trigger to do that. To the set the trigger stop or overtravel as we Americans
call it. Hold pressure against the trigger with your finger, if it breaks ( goes
off), turn it in some more until you can't make the shot fire. When it won't
fire, because you are now "stopping" the trigger before it breaks, hold pressure
on the trigger and slow back the screw off until it "clicks" or fires, then go
about a 1/3 more of a turn and you should be set.
Posted by Andi on September 08, 2001 at 13:14:41: It's a pity that is not explained like that on the LP10 instructions...
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