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Welcome to affordable air gunning. The Impact Max Elite is a powerful hard hitting and accurate gun and after tuning up the trigger and putting a decent scope on it it will serve you well. The trigger can be tuned-up without removing the trigger assembly from the barrel. I bought my springs at Tacoma Screw Products Inc. tacomascrew.com (1-800-562-8192) I think I paid about $1.50 for each spring and something like $5 for shipping and handling. I used a 154-C for a very light trigger. I already sent my spare springs to 2 other members of this forum so I can't help you with that. I do have some pictures that might be of help.
To access the sear spring you must remove the E clips to the pins I have arrows pointing to and push the pins through and remove them. The one pin has a spring hooked to it on BOTH sides of the trigger assembly. Only unhook the springs where I show the arrows pointing and let the springs connected at their other end. After pushing the pins through you will be able to move the internal parts enough to remove the old sear spring. It will unseat when the pins are pushed out. Cut the new spring to match the length of the old one. I used a small pocket screwdriver to install the new spring by putting the tip of it through the coils allowing me to position it easily without it falling into the trigger assembly. There are small protrusions that each end of the spring must seat on.
In the next picture (below) I have an arrow pointing to the assembled trigger. It must look like the picture when you reassemble. It is easy for it to pivot up into the trigger assembly and after it's put together you will discover the trigger won't work.
Be careful when removing and installing the E clips. They can take flight never to be seen again.
I hope this helps, if you have any questions I will try to answer them ASAP. Homer, another member on this forum was able to tune up his trigger also and when he sees this post he may be able to add more info. that will help.
Welcome to affordable air gunning. The Impact Max Elite is a powerful hard hitting and accurate gun and after tuning up the trigger and putting a decent scope on it it will serve you well. The trigger can be tuned-up without removing the trigger assembly from the barrel. I bought my springs at Tacoma Screw Products Inc. tacomascrew.com (1-800-562-8192) I think I paid about $1.50 for each spring and something like $5 for shipping and handling. I used a 154-C for a very light trigger. I already sent my spare springs to 2 other members of this forum so I can't help you with that. I do have some pictures that might be of help.
To access the sear spring you must remove the E clips to the pins I have arrows pointing to and push the pins through and remove them. The one pin has a spring hooked to it on BOTH sides of the trigger assembly. Only unhook the springs where I show the arrows pointing and let the springs connected at their other end. After pushing the pins through you will be able to move the internal parts enough to remove the old sear spring. It will unseat when the pins are pushed out. Cut the new spring to match the length of the old one. I used a small pocket screwdriver to install the new spring by putting the tip of it through the coils allowing me to position it easily without it falling into the trigger assembly. There are small protrusions that each end of the spring must seat on.
In the next picture (below) I have an arrow pointing to the assembled trigger. It must look like the picture when you reassemble. It is easy for it to pivot up into the trigger assembly and after it's put together you will discover the trigger won't work.
Be careful when removing and installing the E clips. They can take flight never to be seen again.
I hope this helps, if you have any questions I will try to answer them ASAP. Homer, another member on this forum was able to tune up his trigger also and when he sees this post he may be able to add more info. that will help.
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