In case any RWS owners are not aware, the metal trigger blade from the Ruger Airhawk rifle will fit the T05 trigger. It is available from Umarex for around $18 plus s&h(they really get you on the "h" don't they?) Before I get to my question, a little backgound. I know the plastic T05 trigger blade has it's defenders, saying that while it is plastic, it is a high quality plastic, made from everything from Lexan to carbon fiber. And I understand the benefits of a plastic trigger blade. Here's the problem: There is flex in the trigger blade. If you doubt this, try this experiment. Make sure the rifle UNCOCKED and the safety is OFF. Now, using no more than about 2 lbs. of pressure, gently pull the trigger blade back until it stops. It will move about 1/2 inch or so. Now add a little more pressure and watch the trigger blade. You can actually see it bend. And it doesn't take much additional pressure to make this happen. I now suspect that what I used to think was creep is actually flex in the trigger blade. What to do? I can order the new T06 trigger group but I would also need the new piston. This is way more than I am willing to spend. Or, I can order the Ruger Airhawk trigger blade. My question is, has anyone tried the Ruger blade on their RWS rifle? And how would you descibe the difference with the Ruger blade?
