I have owned my vulcan 2 some days now, and have adjusted the trigger a couple of times, to make it lighter and more crisp. Today I took off some tension on the spring on the trigger linkage which will make both 1. stage, and 2. stage a litle lighter. There is youtube videos out there describing how to do this, and also how to adjust the other things.
But I noticed no one has mentioned that if you remove the screw, which the sear spring rest against, you will also make it lighter. Some has mentioned you can set it in another hole, to make trigger heavier, but not removing it.
Here is a pic:
The tip of the pen is pointing, where the flathead screw was. By removing it completely the spring will rest against the action instead of the screw, and make the seccond stage pull a litle lighter. On my gun I did a knock test with a rubber hammer behind the action, after adjusting, with gun cocked (no pellet), and the gun still seemed to be safe.
But I noticed no one has mentioned that if you remove the screw, which the sear spring rest against, you will also make it lighter. Some has mentioned you can set it in another hole, to make trigger heavier, but not removing it.
Here is a pic:
The tip of the pen is pointing, where the flathead screw was. By removing it completely the spring will rest against the action instead of the screw, and make the seccond stage pull a litle lighter. On my gun I did a knock test with a rubber hammer behind the action, after adjusting, with gun cocked (no pellet), and the gun still seemed to be safe.