Hello folks. Does anyone out there have any drawings/pictures of the Pantera trigger assembly, sear, hammer, etc., showing how they engage each other when the gun is cocked and when it's not cocked? What I'm asking for a ''cut away'' view of the parts in the gun showing how they engage each other. I know what the 1st and 2nd stage screws do. Seeing how the parts work together makes it a lot faster and easier to fine tune the trigger when one can actually picture in one's mind what's being done when one turns the adjusting screws. Thanks.
Pantera Trigger
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I did not watch this but there are lot's of others also might help.
duckduckgo "FX Panthera Trigger" . Naturally still no two stage trigger but the old "QB plunger mod" does make for a decent (better than most really need) trigger.
John
duckduckgo "FX Panthera Trigger" . Naturally still no two stage trigger but the old "QB plunger mod" does make for a decent (better than most really need) trigger.
John
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Thanks for the response. Yes, I've seen this one and many others. But I haven't seen anyone put a drawing of how the parts engage each other in the gun. I have modified my trigger. I call it a ''1 1/2'' stage trigger. It's right at 8oz. After pulling through the first stage if you're not going to take the shot you can put your finger behind the trigger and easily push it foreword there by resetting it. I would have to take everything apart and make a fixture in order to make a drawing. I'm trying not to have to do that. I would think that somewhere there is a drawing of what I'm asking for.
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Did you go to FX Airguns, click on SUPPORT, go to diagrams/drawings & click Panthera? Might help. Trigger shouldn't have to be "reset" during 1st stage. Spring should reset Trigger blade just by letting go.
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Yes, I did. They only show parts diagrams. They don't show how the parts work together. What I'm trying to get is a drawing of the parts in a gun to see how the mechanism works. I also sent a email to them asking if they have a drawing showing the parts in the gun showing how they work. This is going to be difficult one. Thank you for the response.
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