T05 trigger adjustment

I found this on Pyramyd Air website underAirgun Academy , BB Pelletier. I have a RWS 54 with a T06 trigger and got me thinking about my gun but trigger was fantastic out of the box



There’s only one adjustment on the T05 trigger, and aside from the plastic trigger blade, it’s the focus of most of the criticism. The screw in front of the trigger blade controls how long the first stage is, and that’s all you can adjust. Fortunately, the pull weight and let-off are very nice as they come, but there’s no easy way to adjust them. When people feel they have no choices, they don’t like it.

Diesel, Have you come across this page yet? Looks quite comprehensive.

http://www.eddiecolwell.tzo.com/RWS-54.htm

or maybe that's the T0-6?.....

Funny that You've brought this up. This is what I'm in the midst of as we speak. These are the components of a T05 trigger from my Diana 350 mag. Just doing some cleaning/polishing to get a little better feel.

As You know,the screw in the trigger blade adjusts the length of the first stage. The smallest spring on the top right dictates the actual pull weight. I plan to replace that spring with an incrementally lighter one to slightly decrease the pull weight.

I'll let You know my results/findings,ect.

Mike.

Here is the spring I'm referring to. (Top right.)

My other plan is to install a second adjustment screw just to the front of the original and inline with the small static pin (not the pivot pin)on the trigger blade.Remove the smaller pin,relieve the seating area for the new adjustment screw by @2 mm to allow for greater range of adjustments. I'll provide pics in the next day or so.

i have seen folks use a slightly larger pin that runs thru the trigger blade....or shims for any side-play... but if you dont get enough (real-time) experience here , check out " the dianawerk collective " . it's a great forum for technical data and actual experience.... not a bunch of 'he said , she said' , or politics there.

OK.....I have read several times here of the "plastic" trigger blade on a T05 trigger. Both mine are METAL (aluminum) as shown in the inconspicuous spot I cut with a knife. I rest my case. Were plastic ones made?

I can vouch that mine is indeed plastic. My T06 is metal.

Second screw added. Greater range of adjustability.

I did later determine the T05 trigger blade in my older D34 was in fact plastic. The trigger assembly in the above photo with metal trigger is a Chinese made copy with a few differences. It came from a Ruger AirHawk .177 , Umerex product made in China. My neighbor ruined his rifle and just gave it to me. I was able to salvage a few common parts I might have future need for.

better you than me playing with those triggers ask big tin boat he did a trigger in that Remington 177 and its like glass