SKIFF Trigger

[Kingplinker]

What makes the anics skiff trigger sooooooooooooo duff and was it only made for geezers with sausage fingers ???

How do you mod the trigger to make it smoother guys ?

cheers

Dave

I have one coming as part of a deal and fancy attacking it but not with my dremmel .

[Geordie]

The trigger cycles the mag, so if the mag's rough the trigger is too.

Dry fire it with no mag in place and you'll see what I mean

You can polish the trigger up a bit in the usual manner, but you also need to smooth out the mag to get best results - some folks use a dry teflon spray to help it slip around a bit

I've got one here but I can't be arsed to sort it out

[PALADIN]

Dave,

ask uk Neil to knock you up another one of

*** THESE ***

makes using it soooooooooooo much better...trust me!

Think he has some machinery probs and going on hols soon,
but well worth waiting for

ATB

Pete.

P.S
will STILL be STIFF
can't change that due to the cycle action
but you won't notice it half as much.
being much smoother to use due to the larger surface area + being metal
.
.

[Kingplinker]

I had the last one for a day then got shot of it

Dave

I always seem to go back to the Beretta 92fs for some reason ???

PS : Pete I know what you mean but surely it will still be stiff to shoot repeatedly ?

[clubshot]

As stated the reason for the Skiff to have such a heavy Trigger
is that the design brings the barel back to fire the Pellet

Was once told they was made as Trainning pistols for Russian Services

A trigger Shoe does help and so does wearing in and light lubing

We still have a few on the Practical Pistol circuit
as with practise they still are the highest powered CO2 pistol
legally available for UK Pistol Shooters

Unless you already own a Brocock Tac Pistol

Also aware of pest controlers using them to finish of caged vermin

They do fire a selection of Pellets heavy & light and Lead Ball
Main issue with pellets is to get them in right so they do not jam
magazines.
By using supplied pellet probe

There must be several thousand out amongst UK Shooters
and still a Top seller.

www.practicalpistoluk.com

BOB/R

[Kingplinker]

... but they are a bit crap Bob

[clubshot]

... but they are a bit crap Bob

But Still fun to Shoot
Not my everday Choice of a Pistol
But one of might use in a Practical Pistol Competition
if long courses of Fire

BOB/R

[Kingplinker]

In fairness, for PP comps ( and fun plinking ) I think they would be ideal but for anything else Bob they are a bit clumsy to say the least !

cheers

Dave