At quick glance it seemed its just a cerakote on a sniper xr. However after zooming in I see a possible new trigger? Anybody handle one yet?
Brocock sahara?
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I've been waiting on AoA to order me the upgraded trigger (About $50). It replaces the stock trigger. As soon as they finally get it in and I get it installed I'll give everyone a heads up on it.. its just a simple trigger post and trigger shoe, so you replacing the one piece trigger with this one. That's my understanding and that all newer Brococks are suppose to come with this new style trigger.
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I've monkeyed my three Brocock Bantam triggers down light enough for my competition preferences; two Bantam HiLites and a Bantam Sniper XR. The latest was a second monkeying of my .177 HiLite after converting it to an Extreme Field Target pistol.
Since competition pistols require the best possible trigger actions to approach their potentials in human hands, the second monkeying entailed second shortenings of the trigger and sear springs (since I can't find lighter springs than the tiny sear and trigger-return Brocock springs).
The result was reducing the once-monkeyed, already nice 10 ounce trigger pull down to a near-telepathic 4 ounce break. Makes ALL the difference when shooting half-inch groups at 50 yards with a pellet 'pistol'!
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Since competition pistols require the best possible trigger actions to approach their potentials in human hands, the second monkeying entailed second shortenings of the trigger and sear springs (since I can't find lighter springs than the tiny sear and trigger-return Brocock springs).
The result was reducing the once-monkeyed, already nice 10 ounce trigger pull down to a near-telepathic 4 ounce break. Makes ALL the difference when shooting half-inch groups at 50 yards with a pellet 'pistol'!
Before-
After-
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Don't know if it's better, just different. The trigger shoe on mine is adjusted to the left slightly, it fits my index finger nicely.
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