adjusting trigger pull weight on a B25

[jrinehart]

Can anyone tell me if I can make the trigger pull lighter on my B25.
Thanks  John

[JimL911]

Scroll down to the bottom to see T-05 trigger. Good luck.

http://home.comcast.net/~scot_for_sale/guns/RWS48_tune/index.html

[Gopher]

Polishthe sear partsandreplace the sear springwith this one, It willbe smoother and lighter.

http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRIT?PMPXNO=3348059&PMT4NO=0

[mikeiniowa]

remove the trigger from the group, cut and remove the cross bar on the top of the trigger, drill and tap a hole for a 4-40 machine screw right under where the cross bar was, run screw up to where the top of the cross bar was and slightly higher, with the correct adjustment it will give a smooth first stage with a light crisp second stage...if you don't understand how the trigger works don't do it.....

[jrinehart]

I should have said that this is a MM lube tuned.  Was just wandering if I could turn a scrrew.  I have 2  MM B26 rifles that have hair triggers.

[jrinehart]

I put a trigger in my dads Gamo that is still a very heavy pull. (the pull is about the same as the factory pull)  If I can not lighten the pull  on the B25 that is fine.  Was just wandering?

[Gopher]

Mineis too, so I'm sure he has done most of the work for you.

LikeMike just said above, you could add the screw to make it better, but you need to be a confident tinkerer to do that modification.

It's next on my list.I just changed that spring which was very easy...maybe took 5 minutes, and it is a way lighter pull.

Now, I have a very light and distinct 2 stage trigger without adjusting the sear to an extreme.

If you can take the stock off, you can do this mod. It's that easy.