The sooner the better. Also let her know if you want any first stage / second stage travel.
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I let her know that I wanted a little travel on the 1st stage of the trigger and none on the 2nd and set at 2 pounds.
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That's exactly how I like it. It'll be interesting tearing my baby apart to adjust my trigger. Good thing I just bought a noice work bench!
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Not too difficult Marco. Step one - remove air cylinder. Will need to clamp between legs to get a good purchase on cylinder. Step 2 - removenstock screw. Comes right apart. I actually like my trigger as set. 2 stage. Defined stop between 1st and second. Fairly light break. I don't have trigger gauge but guessing 10-12 oz.
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I'll have the 2nd stage of the trigger on the .25 HMx LRT set at about 10 ounces when I order it, that's about where my Creedmoor is at..
Let us know how the trigger setting job went when your done.
Let us know how the trigger setting job went when your done.
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I was going to say that I got those other gongs up out at the range but forgot to take a pic, will do it tomorrow if it's not raining, need to mow also. Didn't know this Airgun hobby was so demanding hahaha...
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Thanks, Mick. It does look pretty straight forward. Dirte was also extremely helpful with pictures. I would be alright with 10-12 oz, but I prefer a pound trigger. I measured my weight with a Lyman Electronic Trigger Pull gauge. I got only 4.7oz with no first or second stage travel. I don't feel comfortable with that. The RAW HM 1000x .357 (130 ft-lbf regulated) is marketed as a "serious hunting rifle," not a match rifle. I find it somewhat disconcerting that she left Minor Hill with such a hair trigger.
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It took me damn near a week of blood, sweat, and tears to get everything assembled; but now that it's all together, it is pretty sweet. I did just have all my tools just thrown in an old dive bag all mixed up. Now everything is all organized at the ready!
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Maybe I'll go with the 10 oz; that seems to be the consensus here. Do you have any first stage travel?
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Damn, I wish I had a tricked-out place to shoot like you do.The Green-Eyed Monster is raising her head again.
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Yep I have just a bit of travel on the 1st stage, about 1/8" or so then my second is all pull be it 10 ounces or 1.5-2 pounds.
it lets me get my finger set and breathing right.
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Weird science! I checked the 9v battery on my Chrony. It was still over 8v, so it's not the battery. The last two shots of my RAW .357 registered only 60 and 57 fps! There's something rotten in Denmark :-(
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What lighting are you using? Is it outside or inside,the reason I ask is that Chronos don't work to well with fluorescent lighting, you either need natural lighting or lighting from a regular light bulb..
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At least that's how the older Chrono worked,I had to put regular bulbs in my basement when I used to Chrono my arrows because the fluorescent light would let the Chrono register the shot, got error code...
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I use the old fashioned incandescent OEM CHrony lights on mine. Never have a problem day or night now. Before that - Chrony Beta ranked very high on my list as the single most frustrating piece of airgun related equipment ever! I can't tell you how many times I wanted to shoot it or beat it with a baseball bat.
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Inside w/ separate LED lights for each sensor. However, come to think of it, there is a ceiling fixture with one 'o them there new-fangled curly-cue bulbs. I'll turn that off and see what happens. But. the set-up I'm using worked fine with my other air rifles. Maybe it's just time to spring for a chronograph that isn't a POS.
Here's an edit: I checked out my set-up. I might have found the fly in the ointment. I had the florescent tube on my new work bench on while I was Chronying. (Is that a verb?) The light was shining directly on the second sensor and this was the error I was getting (Error 2). The overhead light is encased in a thick opaque dome. Jesus, we can land a rover on Mars; but we can't design a chronograph that actually works?!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW_s6EqOxqY
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I've had my ProChrono for well over 10 years and it's still working,well the face came on when I put a new 9v in it but haven't shoot anything over it yet, I'll find out Saturday I guess, want to check the BT65 to the Bullboss and Marauder, all in 25 caliber of course hahaha.
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