The drop test................
Gent's, all I did was loosen the jam nuts, and take the pull weight down to 3.5#'s.......
Tightened er' up, and put it back together, and did my "Drop Test", this consist's of dropping the entire rifle from about 12"'s, onto the carpeted floor.......the sear allowed the trigger to fire.
Took it back down and readjusted the nuts, to 4.25#'s....... much better, but will still drop 1 out of 10 drops............
Never having adjusted a Win trigger, I am somewhat dissapointed.........I figured it would hold easier and better than a Remmie, but it will not.
Any ideas, 4.25#'s, is only 1.75#'s less than factory setting.
The unit would NOT drop if I cycled the bolt, hard, and fast, multiple times..and I mean HARD, and FAST.....
I feel it will be safe, as long as it's not dropped, but you know Murphy..........any ideas, comments, again, I didn't touch the sear adjustment AT ALL...........
Gent's, all I did was loosen the jam nuts, and take the pull weight down to 3.5#'s.......
Tightened er' up, and put it back together, and did my "Drop Test", this consist's of dropping the entire rifle from about 12"'s, onto the carpeted floor.......the sear allowed the trigger to fire.
Took it back down and readjusted the nuts, to 4.25#'s....... much better, but will still drop 1 out of 10 drops............
Never having adjusted a Win trigger, I am somewhat dissapointed.........I figured it would hold easier and better than a Remmie, but it will not.
Any ideas, 4.25#'s, is only 1.75#'s less than factory setting.
The unit would NOT drop if I cycled the bolt, hard, and fast, multiple times..and I mean HARD, and FAST.....
I feel it will be safe, as long as it's not dropped, but you know Murphy..........any ideas, comments, again, I didn't touch the sear adjustment AT ALL...........