I have read a lot about the P-15 trigger and how bad it can be, so I figured I would have to put up with a crummy trigger. Posters have scoffed at the advertised Diana trigger, and after removing my Diana walnut 22 from its fitted case, it is one of the most attractive airguns I have owned, I prepared myself for disappointment , cocked the rifle and pulled the trigger, further and further and further, then I got to the 2nd stage, you guys know where this is going, it was not such a great trigger.
1st stage took forever, and quite frankly I would rather have a single stage trigger so...
i took it it apart and adjusted it. Now it is a single stage, very little creep, perhaps in the 1 to 1 1/2 or lighter weight. I have been shooting it as a single shot and for what I am doing, I really didn’t need the safety to work, I do not trust safeties, I would simply lower the hammer if I decided not to fire it, just like Winchester and 74 Sharps users have for 150 years but still having the safety working is a plus. I am not able to get it to fire by dropping and. Bouncing the but on the floor.
i have never owned shot or been in the same room with the other guns, p-12 or p-15, but I suspect they are capable of the same adjustments, maybe this is the Diana improved trigger, perhaps not.
I simply adjusted it the same way I did my Bulldog, turning the linkage in the trigger to get rid of the first stage, then further to adjust the sear contact. No filing, lubing or polishing, just adjusted the linkage.
I am really liking this pup
Roachcreek
1st stage took forever, and quite frankly I would rather have a single stage trigger so...
i took it it apart and adjusted it. Now it is a single stage, very little creep, perhaps in the 1 to 1 1/2 or lighter weight. I have been shooting it as a single shot and for what I am doing, I really didn’t need the safety to work, I do not trust safeties, I would simply lower the hammer if I decided not to fire it, just like Winchester and 74 Sharps users have for 150 years but still having the safety working is a plus. I am not able to get it to fire by dropping and. Bouncing the but on the floor.
i have never owned shot or been in the same room with the other guns, p-12 or p-15, but I suspect they are capable of the same adjustments, maybe this is the Diana improved trigger, perhaps not.
I simply adjusted it the same way I did my Bulldog, turning the linkage in the trigger to get rid of the first stage, then further to adjust the sear contact. No filing, lubing or polishing, just adjusted the linkage.
I am really liking this pup
Roachcreek
