Has anyone managed to tune the trigger on their hw110. Mine came set way to light. Basically touching the trigger makes it go off. If anyone can help me with this let me know. I want to make it a bit heavier.
Tuning HW110 trigger
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They caution against adjusting it. It's one of the HW110 and 100 and 44 strongest attributes.
I have never even contemplated trying to adjust any of their perfect triggers (HEAVIER) because they aren't even true light match grade like my Steyrs and FWB and Anshutz and Walther or even RAW Daystate electronic and so on. Even my relatively cheapish CZ Bruno Aerons match triggers are lighter and Chinese AA CZ Alpha Proj pistol trigger copy is better than the real thing (Listone Victor at 1/3 to 1/4 the price).
I have never even contemplated trying to adjust any of their perfect triggers (HEAVIER) because they aren't even true light match grade like my Steyrs and FWB and Anshutz and Walther or even RAW Daystate electronic and so on. Even my relatively cheapish CZ Bruno Aerons match triggers are lighter and Chinese AA CZ Alpha Proj pistol trigger copy is better than the real thing (Listone Victor at 1/3 to 1/4 the price).
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Try contact AOA first because they might have lifetime warranty you most certainly DO NOT want to void.
https://www.airgunforum.co.uk/community/index.php?threads/a-first-hand-look-inside-the-weihrauch-hw110.244341/
I have at least 8 HW110s and 2 I really wouldn't mind having them triggers lighter to be honest they seem a little heavier than the rest.
https://www.airgunforum.co.uk/community/index.php?threads/a-first-hand-look-inside-the-weihrauch-hw110.244341/
I have at least 8 HW110s and 2 I really wouldn't mind having them triggers lighter to be honest they seem a little heavier than the rest.
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I called airguns of arizona. They said it won't void the warranty. The manual says to use a 2.5 Allen to adjust it but there's no adjustment where the manual says. Just a wall lol. The trigger feels like its less then 9 oz. Some people prefer a super light trigger but me I like my triggers set with some weight behind it.
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You probably need to at least remove the stock and trigger guard if that screw next to the trigger is not the trigger adjustment screw.
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I was going to offer advice based on HW100 experience, but after looking at some HW110 information and pictures, it's obvious they are totally different. I think, if you remove the action, then remove the trigger guard, the weight adjustment screw should be clearly visible. The spring was very easy to see in one of the photos I saw, and I assume one end is attached to a lever that is moved by an adjusting screw.
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