Tempest trigger tuning

[ptdunk]

Hi Guy,
I did this trigger tune on my Tempest and Hurricane with great results.
Both are light and crisp.
The two extra faces to polish and reducing the ‘bump’ seem to be a definite improvement on the usual obvious polishing most people reccomend.

From memory I kept working on them, reassembling and testing two or three times till I got them where I wanted, so I didn’t over do it.

Very pleased with the results, Hurricane has Beeman target grips and with a nice trigger is really accurate.

https://www.vintageairgunsgallery.co...e943de708c.jpg

https://www.vintageairgunsgallery.co...e32673a864.jpg

Cheers,
Matt

[ggggr]

Hi Guy,
I did this trigger tune on my Tempest and Hurricane with great results.
Both are light and crisp.
The two extra faces to polish and reducing the ‘bump’ seem to be a definite improvement on the usual obvious polishing most people reccomend.

From memory I kept working on them, reassembling and testing two or three times till I got them where I wanted, so I didn’t over do it.

Very pleased with the results, Hurricane has Beeman target grips and with a nice trigger is really accurate.

https://www.vintageairgunsgallery.co...e943de708c.jpg

https://www.vintageairgunsgallery.co...e32673a864.jpg

Cheers,
Matt

Thanks Matt. Orignally I sent a "tuned " trigger up to a mate and then he worked on his until it was the same. He reckoned about 20-25 minutes in total. He said the first time he didnt even fire the gun, just cocked and released it, knowing he had to do more. Obviously it is harder when you dont know how far you can go with it.
It is always nice to know someone has had a result with some of these things