FX Wildcat trigger adjustment and trigger mods.

[sniperlabyo]

 

[Antj]

Great video.. Looks to be fustrating indeed! Keep up the videos they are very helpful.

 

[Jlands]

Thank you very much.

 

[AirgunBill]

Thank you very much Mr. Rowe for coming thru with this video for Airgun Nation. I just took out my Wildcat in 25.cal. today for the first time to get on paper and do some chrono. work for about six test pellets to get some b.c. numbers. Hoping to get some calm days to do some accuracy testing soon. I will start looking at things like trigger feel and this video will come in handy when that time comes. Bill

 

[hsnmz]

That's a great video, thanks. I have found it easier to adjust the trigger while cocked. Just need to be careful and hold the cocking lever. The safety on mine doesn't engage when uncocked. I like it that way as it's easier to know if the gun is cocked or not.

 

[poorshot]

Very informative as usual, thanks for that.

​I can't adjust mine because one of the pins won't stay in both sides so no point.

​Can you tell me more about the plastic upgrade with screws on the connector?

​Did you machine them?

​Is there a nut on the other side

​Are there any washer in there for smooth movement or not needed?

​If you got these off the shelf I desperately need some, so can you supply source.

​If you made them it would sure be nice if you made some up and sold them on here.

​Looks kinda like you have the diameter such that it rides in the holes in the supports?

​Cheers,

 

[poorshot]

I just studied the second pic and I can see there are no nuts.
​Nice and simple.

 

[sniperlabyo]

The screw threads into a small hole---- like screwing into a nut with nylon insert-----nice and tight so it won't back out. You can adjust the cleance by tightening the screw more.

the threaded ends of the Rob are screwed on tight to the Delrin adapter.

yes I machine them with mill and lathe --- was fun.