Brocock concept light Xr. Stiff trigger anyone else?

shouldn't be that much are you going the right direction I do know the bantam and hr versions are not that good of a trigger and temperature sensitive so be careful 

shouldn't be that much are you going the right direction I do know the bantam and hr versions are not that good of a trigger and temperature sensitive so be careful

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So the triggers are temperature sensitive on the Bantam HRs? Haven’t had those issues with either my Compatto or Bantam. To the OP 4+ pounds on the trigger is too heavy. You should be able to lighten it to half that. 

yep mine went to unsafe after different temps 

I lightened my Compatto trigger by removing the spring and using 2 Rare Earth magnets. It's pretty sweet now.

I have the Brocock concept XR lite and the trigger is bad, in my opinion. Stiff would be an understatement. Plus, I’ve tried to adjust it with zero luck. The way the stock fits over the second stage adjustment you cannot back the screw off enough to achieve a good pull weight for target work. The stock fits so close that nearly any change in the screw position causes the stock and the screw to collide jamming the mechanism. Pretty stupid if you ask me. Didn’t Brocock know the air rifle would be used for shooting targets? The pull weight is so bad that it impacts the rifle’s accuracy. A stiff trigger will change the point of aim.

If anyone has a fix for this please let us know! And Brocock, you have messed up an otherwise good air rifle.
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Jld1969 said:

I adjusted the trigger to the lightest pull the first stage is great but the 2nd stage is about 3 pounds am guessing maybe just under? now I am going to go back to AOA and see if all them is like this if so am not sure I will keep it i think it's a hunting stile trigger I don't like a heavy trigger. I will keep everyone posted

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I could not find images/video etc on how to adjust trigger on Concept or Atomic. Can anyone help?

Sky King said:

I could not find images/video etc on how to adjust trigger on Concept or Atomic. Can anyone help?

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Those are both XR series guns? Brocock gives instructions in their user manuals, which can be found here:

https://brocock.co.uk/user-manuals/

Info like this:

That was the first place I checked but the images show don't apply to the Atomic, at least the one I have let me know if you want me to take a picture to show you as a matter fact I will and I'll attach it here.

Solved stage 2 trigger adjustment on my new Atomic. I'll add the photo tomorrow evening but here are the steps:

1. Remove the four bolts that hold the chassis to the receiver (3mm hex). That will give you access to the screw that adjusts trigger stage 2.
2. With the chassis removed, you can now see and access the rearmost adjustment screw (1.5mm hex)
3. The Atomic should be uncocked and unloaded, double check and see that it is pointed in a safe direction.
4. Only minute changes to this screw must be made. To lighten the weight of the trigger pull, turn the screw clockwise,
5. Try to cock the gun. If it won't stay cocked (side lever in most rearward position and stay in that position), then you have turned the screw too far clockwise. Turn it very minutely counterclockwise until Atomic will allow you to fully cock it.
6. Check trigger release force and adjust to your preference.

ADVISEMENT AND DISCLOSURE:

1. I am not a gunsmith. I am an experienced PCP user but new to Brocock/Brk
2. Do this at your own risk.
3. Too light a trigger pull might be dangerous and may cause property damage, serious injury or death.
4. Too light a trigger pull may cause the airgun to fire if dropped or knocked without actually pulling the trigger.
5. I am not advising or recommending that you adjust the trigger to a lower release weight. I did this to my Atomic for my own use,
6. It is likely advisable to have an experienced PCP and Brocock/Brk dealer, distributor or gunsmith make any trigger adjustment for you.

Sky King said:

Solved stage 2 trigger adjustment on my new Atomic. I'll add the photo tomorrow evening but here are the steps:

1. Remove the four bolts that hold the chassis to the receiver (3mm hex). That will give you access to the screw that adjusts trigger stage 2.
2. With the chassis removed, you can now see and access the rearmost adjustment screw (1.5mm hex)
3. The Atomic should be uncocked and unloaded, double check and see that it is pointed in a safe direction.
4. Only minute changes to this screw must be made. To lighten the weight of the trigger pull, turn the screw clockwise,
5. Try to cock the gun. If it won't stay cocked (side lever in most rearward position and stay in that position), then you have turned the screw too far clockwise. Turn it very minutely counterclockwise until Atomic will allow you to fully cock it.
6. Check trigger release force and adjust to your preference.

ADVISEMENT AND DISCLOSURE:

1. I am not a gunsmith. I am an experienced PCP user but new to Brocock/Brk
2. Do this at your own risk.
3. Too light a trigger pull might be dangerous and may cause property damage, serious injury or death.
4. Too light a trigger pull may cause the airgun to fire if dropped or knocked without actually pulling the trigger.
5. I am not advising or recommending that you adjust the trigger to a lower release weight. I did this to my Atomic for my own use,
6. It is likely advisable to have an experienced PCP and Brocock/Brk dealer, distributor or gunsmith make any trigger adjustment for you.

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Glad you've got it sorted. Just a suggestion..........You should create your own thread for your Atomic trigger saga instead of posting it in someone else's thread about a different model and different type of trigger.