Is there anything I can do to the trigger on this pistol ?? I have never owned any gun with the length of pull on the trigger like this one has…I love the pistol other than the trigger pull…HELP !!!
Umarex Trevox
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I agree the trigger sucks. I turned the adjustment screw all the way in and it helped a little bit but not near enough. I don’t know how true it is but heard you can put a longer screw in it. It is the only downfall of that damn thing. It really shoots hard. And I could tell with taking my time and a rest that it is pretty accurate.
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Yup, longer screw. There’s a video out there that covers it, and shows the longer screw they used. Unsure what thread pitch & length is ‘optimal’ but if it’s too long it’ll interfere with the internals. I stumbled upon it goggling Trevox Trigger Upgrade...
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I would not recommend this unless you know what you are doing but I took the pistol apart and polished all of the trigger components. Be careful not to change the geometry of the sear and the trigger, just polish them.
That didn't change the weight of the trigger pull, it just got rid of the grittiness.
My Trevox sits on a shelf gathering dust.
That didn't change the weight of the trigger pull, it just got rid of the grittiness.
My Trevox sits on a shelf gathering dust.
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I got a Trevox over the weekend and did the full trigger mod. This involved removing the second spring on the trigger, and installing an M5 16mm long screw in place of the stock adjustment screw. You can screw this tight enough to jam the action, so take it that far then back off a turn or two.
Now the trigger is short, light (though not in the same realm as my beeman p3), and breaks linearly. I removed the safety rod at the same time since this mod disables it anyway.
One thing I'll say, this gun can't hit the broad side of a barn. It's infuriating how it just sends pellets where ever it wants, even shot from a bench. Getting it sighted in has been an exercise in futility, and I don't know if it's just bad sights or if it hates crossman pellets. I'm getting a red dot for it this week because I am curious to see if it's the gun or the sights.
It's a neat gun that is easy to break and load, so I hope I can get it shooting right.
Now the trigger is short, light (though not in the same realm as my beeman p3), and breaks linearly. I removed the safety rod at the same time since this mod disables it anyway.
One thing I'll say, this gun can't hit the broad side of a barn. It's infuriating how it just sends pellets where ever it wants, even shot from a bench. Getting it sighted in has been an exercise in futility, and I don't know if it's just bad sights or if it hates crossman pellets. I'm getting a red dot for it this week because I am curious to see if it's the gun or the sights.
It's a neat gun that is easy to break and load, so I hope I can get it shooting right.
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Try some different pellets, RWS or H&N. Normally Crosman is my favorite ‘bang for the buck’ pellet but I just bought a tin of Crosman pointed pellets that don’t seem to shoot well out of anything I have, not even my Crosman 101 and that shoots everything well.
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