Recon trigger

Is there anything I can do to improve the trigger on my gf's Recon ?

[CharlieDaTuna]

Look here Beebobby

http://charliedatuna.com/new_trigger.htm

Another type is on my website, I have tuned two recons so far and both came out super with the insert.

http://home.comcast.net/~peterdragin/index.html/

[Gene_SC]

And there is always the screw, spring and thingy trigger mod available on the yellow forum... I have 13 Gamo's and all of them have GRT-III triggers. Like night and day difference between the stock trigger and the CDT GRT-III trigger. Don't know about the other triggers so I can not respond to how they work.

Best of luck
Gene

I only own 9 Gamo rifles, 2 Quests and a Genesis that all have a trigger insert in them and the Insert I make is also like night and day from a stock Gamo trigger.
It ends up as a true two stage with a short first stage and a pull weight of less than 1 pound, and the price is right.

[DanoInTx]

One with a GRT-III trigger blade and one with a Peterdragin trigger insert.  Both work as advertised, and both were worth what I paid for them and then some.  Best darned $8 and $31 I ever spent on airgun parts not made of wood.  Thanks for great improvements!

Dan

[CharlieDaTuna]

It’s a matter of what you expect to accomplish for your money that you invest. I of course have the GRT-III trigger blades installed in my guns that will accept them. But whether I own one gun or a hundred guns with the GRT’s in them isn’t what matters so much to people and why I don’t even mention it. What really matters is what the GRT-II trigger does and how well the GRT-III trigger blade is accepted and viewed and the recognition that it has received from other people all over the world because of it's outstanding performance.

The GRT-III trigger blade is recognized within the airgun community world wide and has had articles written by several prominent airgun writers including writers such as Jock Elliot, J P Shelton, Joost van Gerven to name a few, as well as well articles written about it in well known magazines such as Upland Hunter, Airgun Hobbyist, AK56 (in Europe) and others. It will be represented at the largest air gun show in Europe in Germany in March. Yes, the GRT-III trigger blade has won world wide acclaim.

But why is the GRT-III trigger blade so successful?  The GRT-III trigger blade is successful because it not only resolves the trigger pull issue of the factory trigger but the ergonomic issues of the factory trigger blades as well, something that trigger mods cannot do. The ergonomic issue is just as important and maybe even more so when it come to accuracy along with consistency. Isn't that what shooting is all about???  The GRT-III trigger blade is undoubtedly the most widely purchased single upgrade investment in any gun that has the Theoben/Gamo type trigger.  And why can be seen here.

http://charliedatuna.com/new_trigger.htm

And look at what the airgunning community has to say. That says it all.

http://charliedatuna.com/MKIIGTXTriggerTestimonials.htm

You can certainly buy less expensive mods for the factory triggers from a couple of sources that will reduce the trigger pull, and they will work, and if that’s all you expect from your gun, then by all means, buy it. But….. if you expect along with an improved trigger pull,  a big improvement in accuracy, consistency with an improved firing cycle time after time, then look at the alternative. It may cost a little more but you get so much more for your investment. It’s just one of those cases of "you get what you pay for".  

[Big_Bill]

Hi Bobby,

I couldn't have said it better myself Charlie. But you didn't mention how nice your trigger feels comaired to that bent piece of iron on the Gamo. Nor did you mention how pretty and stable  your gold , finely machined trigger looks on my rifle.

I'll tell you Bobby, if I had 100 air rifles that took Charlies trigger, they would all have GRT-IIIs. The best purchase that I have made in my 50 years of shooting ! A great, good looking, great feeling trigger that put a big smile on my face.  NO lie.

Bill