Daystate Pulsar match trigger

[Jesim1]

Good morning all.
Just wondered if anyone has upgraded the standard trigger to the match one and if there is a big difference.
I haven’t made the call,to Daystate yet about cost etc. Just wanted to know the general con census.
Thanks from a first time poster.

I have two Pulsars, one with each trigger, they do feel a little different due to the actual shape/material, but I don't notice any difference in performance as it's essentially a mouse click on both, which you can set up easily on either with a bit of time and patience.

On other guns with crap triggers it would be worth considering - the FX Impact I had would be a contender as I felt it was agricultural by comparison to the Pulsar. So basically, stick to what you have on the standard gun, a "better" trigger will not make you a better shot on this particular gun is my take on it.

James

[trick cyclist]

I recently bought a Pulsar second hand (loving the rifle), that came fitted with a match trigger, plus the original in the spares; the match one was catching badly on the inside of the trigger housing, and once I took it off, I could see that the hole for the trigger pivot had not been drilled straight, so the trigger bar was effectively installed slightly diagonally. A bit of work with wet 'n dry has sorted it, but not something that I personally expect from an engineering firm like Daystate - though I know some will feel unsurprised/vindicated about this.

[markpimmy]

Thanks guys. Appreciate the feedback. Just wanted a comparison really and thanks for the help on the other forum James, apologies for not posting back. Looks like I will have to strip out the trigger and have a look because I have just got too much side to side play. The gun is second hand, hardly used and in perfect condition.
Just wondered if the match trigger would be much better.