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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => The Shop => : creeper December 18, 2009, 01:13:12 PM
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I did a bit of work on my Fusion trigger today... Photos and stuff posted here on the yellow forums if anyone is interested.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/79537/thread/1261186400/Cometa+Fusion+trigger+%26quot%3Bservice%26quot%3B
Nothing fancy... just inspect, stone and polish the lever contact surfaces, lube and reassemble. Came out really nice... well under a pound on the light side of the adjustment range, no perceptable grit on the pull and a nice surprise release.
Cheers,
C
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Hey Chris,
Great information and photographs on you Cometa Fusion Trigger Job !!!
I read your post the other day, and thought that you would be flooded with co dos on your post. But I guess that like me, not too many Cometra owners out there !
I just wanted to congratulate you on your fine post !!!!
Bill
I'll need it if I purchase a Fusion, and they look like a fine air gun !
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Hi Bill... thanks for the kind words.
It's not exactly a piece-by-piece DIY guide... more a quick overview for folks that are mechanical and already have an ability to take things apart and put them back together without having any parts left on the table.
It takes way longer to disassemble, clean and lube everything than it does to actually do the trigger work... but the benefit is well worth it if you like a smooth, reasonably light, clean breaking pull.
I think as time goes by, more and more people will get Fusions... there are just so many nice features that they're really a good deal in my mind.
Cometa has been in and out of the states, but I think (or hope) that they are here to stay. At the $350'ish price point, they aren't cheap, but they aren't horrifically expensive either. Hell of a gun for the money.
Take care and Merry Christmas Bill,
C
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That looks good!