LCS SK-19 Trigger question??

[LTU-013]

I was ready to buy SK-19 a year ago but an unusually long travel, non-adjustable trigger stopped me from doing that. Not that much information was available at that point, a year later still not exactly clear if any updates were made.

Question to fellow airgunners who had a chance to spend more time with that rifle: Some reviews on youtube claim it has an adjustable trigger, most posts on AGN claim it's not - did they upgrade trigger or it's just some reviewers mistake?

Also some people claim it's much better in full-auto than in semi?

I only had a chance to play with SK-19 at an indoor range, they not allow Full auto, in Semi it had insanely long trigger travel, I understand my Daystate Pulsar is an outlier, it has an electronic trigger - extremely crisp and predictable, but even Brocock or FX with mechanical triggers are predictable two-stage with a clear breaking point

I'm looking at SK-19 as a hunting rifle and such a long trigger travel is really awkward

Thanks a lot.

 

[Off_target]

Hi LTU,

There are some adjustments you can make to the rod and lever in the rear but nothing like a truly adjustable trigger. From old videos there was a 3 position cam on the rear lever but now it's a signal position.

The trigger pull in full auto is shorter than semi. I got my trigger pull a little shorter, but probably not enough to the area you want. However it doesn't bug me much and doesnt make me pull shots. 

 

[Odoyle]

The Huben has a much better trigger if you don't need full auto.

 

[LTU-013]

I was looking at Huben, it has a way better trigger but it has a few big drawbacks for me. 

It has a way smaller cylinder and requires a special fill adapter, I have few scuba tanks(one at home, another one in a shed) rest of my rifles FX, Brocock, and Daystate all have a universal quick release, it's always a hassle when you need a special adapter, it's always on another tank, not where you are trying to fill your rifle 

In my understanding, you can't put an aftermarket moderator on Huben.

And last, even with such a similar design looks like at Huben you only can load one pellet at once, SK-19 has an opening for 4, which makes loading much faster 

 

[Sergey1972]

Huben gets same or greater number of shots due to higher fill pressure. Have lcs .25 and .22 and huben .25. Huben .22 you can load 2 pellets at a time. Yes its easier and more comfortable to load 1 at a time. Yes lcs is a little easier to load but you get used to both.

 

[Jammin22]

SK-19- I found the trigger is very hard to get used to and all I do is hunt. As far as adjustments there is very little. I did polish the cams and sears but that only made it smoother still had a very long travel in semi mode. I did experiment a little and would set the lever between the full auto and semi and it did make a huge improvement but would not stay in that position. 

Huben .22cal - Has a far better trigger, it has 4 adjustments. You can make it very nice and crisp for a semi auto. But, be careful not to go to far so it will cycle correctly. 

You can add a moderator with an adapter but in stock form they are quiet. 

You can load 2 pellets at a time. 

Shot count- They are very efficient. Shooting .25gr Redesign at 905fps 60-80 shots depending on where the reg. is set.

18gr. JSB @ 905fps 120 shots with reg set at 100-110bar.

14.3gr Crossman @ 350fps with reg set at 110bar 500 shots

Plus the Huben is much quieter for hunting. Has better ergonomics and can be slinged easily.