Flitz and a Dremel polishing wheel On the Sear and Hammer of the Gauntlet, Ballpoint pen spring on the trigger return....sub 1 pound ,.........and still passes the Mallet test,
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Yes sir, this trigger group responds extremely well to some smoothing and a lighter spring. Out of the box, the contact surfaces aren’t too bad…nothing like the stamped metal parts used in most triggers at this price point. So with a little effort it transforms into a very pleasant trigger.
If you experience any annoying stick-slip behavior, try burnishing in a dry lube like molybdenum disulfide or tungsten disulfide powder. Those are good choices if it will be seeing use in a dusty blowing wind type of setting, otherwise feel free to use a good grease or oil/moly mix.
Also, I have come to appreciate the spring plunger mod to give a nice tactile stop just before the sear breaks. From a supported position, it allows you to time the shot between heartbeats. Or when shooting offhand, you can release the shot just as you swing over the target.
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=125063
Lastly, an M3 washer on either side of the trigger blade to get rid of the side play.
If you experience any annoying stick-slip behavior, try burnishing in a dry lube like molybdenum disulfide or tungsten disulfide powder. Those are good choices if it will be seeing use in a dusty blowing wind type of setting, otherwise feel free to use a good grease or oil/moly mix.
Also, I have come to appreciate the spring plunger mod to give a nice tactile stop just before the sear breaks. From a supported position, it allows you to time the shot between heartbeats. Or when shooting offhand, you can release the shot just as you swing over the target.
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=125063
Lastly, an M3 washer on either side of the trigger blade to get rid of the side play.
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For hammer lube I prefer a synthetic from Amsoil compressor oil. It's viscosity remains the same thru a HUGE temperature range. FPS is same in summer and winter.
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Flitz is rather amazing stuff. Surprising to see the polish it can put on hardened metal even after just burnishing repeatedly with q-tips saturated with the compound. I have used this to polish mechanisms on some of guns. Just saw a message today on this forum about using Flitz as a final barrel polish after JB bore paste and bore bright treatments. I may give the Flitz a try on my Matador and Leshiy barrels.
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