Hi all. I recently bought a Titan Gp because I wanted a piston gun rather than a springer and it was .22 cal. I don't care much for the scope on it so I ordered a Leapers 3-9x40 like the one I put on my sons BigCat. My question is, is it worth buying a good trigger for this gun? I saw CharlieDaTuna sells one for the gun but I wasn't sure if they make that much of a difference. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Trigger job on Titan Gp? Need some advice
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The triggers on that series of guns are all terrible. AOA sells an aftermarket GTX trigger that is far superior to the stock Crosman/Benjamin unit.
Just make sure you don't adjust it too light for safety and be very careful the first few times you shoot-it makes that much difference.
Just make sure you don't adjust it too light for safety and be very careful the first few times you shoot-it makes that much difference.
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I have the Titan GP and put the GTX trigger on it. It's OK, but the triggers are so bad (mushy) that nothing will fully correct the problem. Would I put the trigger on again? Yes, but my expectations would be more limited. It's a good after market product, but it can't make a piece of mush into a match grade trigger.
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Thank for the information, I'm still on the fence as to whether or not I wanna spend the money. I'll let you know if I cough up the dough.
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Another option for a better trigger (note I did not say "fix") is simple if you can get the parts. Search YouTube for "Crosman trigger fix" and focus on the videos that show how to remove an unneeded spring/pin in the trigger assembly and replace them with a 5x8 mm bearing. This is a very simple fix, well within the capabilities of anyone who knows how to use a screw driver (seriously, that's about it). I've not seen the question of how this affects the warranty, i.e. does it void the warranty, but it certainly reduces the spring strain on the trigger and makes the second stage much more manageable. Trick is to find the bearing as it is generally only carried by RC hobby shops - a dwindling species of retailer in my part of the country. But the online shopping world is endless so there's that.
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