Wondering before purchasing, How bad is it, can it be adjusted ?
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AEA AEA Challenger ProTrigger
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I sold a Challenger Pro.
The trigger pull is long and very heavy, and single stage (if I remember right) and I don't think it can be adjusted.
All that power was meant for long range (50-100 yards) shooting, but with a trigger this bad the accuracy is bad too.
For the cost of a Challenger Pro ($800) you can buy something much better.
The trigger pull is long and very heavy, and single stage (if I remember right) and I don't think it can be adjusted.
All that power was meant for long range (50-100 yards) shooting, but with a trigger this bad the accuracy is bad too.
For the cost of a Challenger Pro ($800) you can buy something much better.
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No; it sucks!
Here's how I fixed mine-
The worst/biggest trigger bugaboo is excessive sear engagement. Once you solve that affliction it's relatively easy to reduce let-off weight with lighter trigger and/or sear springs.
Here are some other examples of Crappy Trigger Syndrome I've cured with similar, adjustable-sear-engagement treatments-
On a Challenger bullpup-
On a Crosman 180 rifle to pistol conversion-
Here's how I fixed mine-
The worst/biggest trigger bugaboo is excessive sear engagement. Once you solve that affliction it's relatively easy to reduce let-off weight with lighter trigger and/or sear springs.
Here are some other examples of Crappy Trigger Syndrome I've cured with similar, adjustable-sear-engagement treatments-
On a Challenger bullpup-
On a Crosman 180 rifle to pistol conversion-
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