T06 trigger videos, how do they compare with the construction of a Rekord?

[robs5230]

Just think wow many T06 triggers are fitted to very powerful guns like the 350 with its huge spring and the powerful 350 N-tec plus the 460/70 How many hooks and pins have you heard of not holding up in the past 8 years.

I am finding a bit hard to understand why some of you think that the T06 is complicated when you can take it to bits and reassemble in about three and half minutes without any tools
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8A3Sw-CAms
could you do that with a CD or Rekord in the same time?

I don't think the t06 is complicated, just hard to get the adjustment right. In reality its quite an agricultural, cheap trigger.
Not helped by the huge first stage, limited trigger weight adjustment and stock types (reach to trigger) that it comes in.

[Barryg]

I don't think the t06 is complicated, just hard to get the adjustment right. In reality its quite an agricultural, cheap trigger.
Not helped by the huge first stage, limited trigger weight adjustment and stock types (reach to trigger) that it comes in.

I think some T06 triggers must just be lemons because some of us seem to be able to adjust them without any problem
What part do you think is agricultural?

Have you seen this
http://www.ctcustomairguns.com/hecto...chives/01-2016

[bighit]

Genuine question . How many Rekord or CD trigger setups have had broken sears ?

http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....-DIana-trigger

Yes we know about the HW cocking links breaking. This thread is about triggers

[Barryg]

Genuine question . How many Rekord or CD trigger setups have had broken sears ?

http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....-DIana-trigger

I have not heard of one but I don't think that you would have heard of a broken t06 if I had not told you about it that one.

[bighit]

I have not heard of one but I don't think that you would have heard of a broken t06 if I had not told you about it that one.

Yes , we may never have known about the latch rods coming out of the pistons either if you had not posted. Or we could use the Diana forums and see for ourselves

[Barryg]

Yes , we may never have known about the latch rods coming out of the pistons either if you had not posted. Or we could use the Diana forums and see for ourselves

If there is a genuine fault its worth posting but i'm not sure that the one picture of a broken hook is a genuine fault, a lot of HW shooters was unaware of the fault with the cocking link on the underlevers that have no ABT and there have been lots of pictures of broken and cracked links also mentioned in a airgunworld mag article, that is more like a genuine fault.

[DM80]

T06 Diana trigger unit is a very good trigger unit but it will never be a match for the HW record unit its years old but still the bench mark spring airgun trigger unit.

Dave.

[robs5230]

I think some T06 triggers must just be lemons because some of us seem to be able to adjust them without any problem
What part do you think is agricultural?

Have you seen this
http://www.ctcustomairguns.com/hecto...chives/01-2016

I had 4 here earlier this year. 3x 280s and 1 52.
I only managed to adjust 1 satisfactorily
by agricultural I meant simple and cheaply designed, not rough
No Barry I haven't read that. I only have one of the 280's left and its spot on. I don't need to read any more on it.

No point asking provocative questions and getting the hump when responses don't suit.

[FPoole]

All I said was the hook looks really tiny and I would worry about it failing. I forgot about the one you mentioned that had failed. I'm just used to seeing a very large chunk of hardened steel, like the CD or the Rekord.

[look no hands]

All I said was the hook looks really tiny and I would worry about it failing. I forgot about the one you mentioned that had failed. I'm just used to seeing a very large chunk of hardened steel, like the CD or the Rekord.

It is very tiny, mine broke after I fitted a Diana 45 barrel to my older 34 which had a T06 trigger conversion, not sure why it broke but I think it wasn't catching properly as the cocking arm mounting pin hole was in a sightly different place on the block and I don't think it was pushing the piston back far enough.

Pete

[Barryg]

It is very tiny, mine broke after I fitted a Diana 45 barrel to my older 34 which had a T06 trigger conversion, not sure why it broke but I think it wasn't catching properly as the cocking arm mounting pin hole was in a sightly different place on the block and I don't think it was pushing the piston back far enough.

Pete

Pete how did you fit a 45 barrel to a 34? I have not tried but they look different.

[look no hands]

Pete how did you fit a 45 barrel to a 34? I have not tried but they look different.

All I remember is when I got the barrel from the bay it said Diana 45 on the advert (it also said it would fit the 34), I presumed that the fitment would have been generic, the barrel fitted the cylinder and the pivot pin went through, the difference seemed to be the size of the ball bearing on the breech lockup mechanism and when fitted, the top of the breech block didn't seem to sit flush with the cylinder when shut, when cocked it didn't seem to feel as if it was on the sear properly and the gun went off on it's own seconds after being locked up, the gun wouldn't cock again after that and the sear had broken on investigation.

Pete