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I need to make a tiny adjustment to the rear sight elevation as she is shooting slightly high, & I might also adjust the trigger to make it a slightly lighter pull.
Stuart

Has it not got the set trigger? By pushing the trigger forward first to "set" the trigger my .36 is down to just a few oz's.

Nice group - freehand or rested?

[Frag Muppet]

Has it not got the set trigger? By pushing the trigger forward first to "set" the trigger my .36 is down to just a few oz's.

Nice group - freehand or rested?

Yes it has a single set trigger with a adjustment screw just behind the trigger, will adjust it next time on the range.

I will come clean about the grouping it was shot at 20 yards but I rested my elbows on a bench, I was so nervous when I was shooting it after the nipple broke last time my hands were shaking to much.
I do intend to shoot it Freehand in the future when I have adjusted the sight & trigger and get more used to the Pistol.

Stuart

[sclg]

I found I had to Loctite the trigger adjustment screw on mine otherwise it would move over time.
Steve

[tacfoley]

Don't make the error of setting it TOO light. It CAN be set so lightly that pointing the pistol upwards [not a good idea - it will get you sent off the range in a competition], will set it off.

tac