Daisy 1000s trigger

[edduplantis]

I just recently purchased a daisy 1000s springer, i love it. It seems to be dieseling a lot but i hear that it will stop doing that after the gun gets broke in. However, the main issue, it has one H3LL of a trigger pull... and i'm getting eradic accuracy because of this. there is an adjustment screw on the trigger but it does not seem to do much? should i try putting a new screw in there... or filing it down. Does anyone have any information on this? Also, I love what it did to a local rat....

By the way, this is in .177 cal. http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smiley-gunfighter-yellow.gif

[EMSFlyer]

Dups,

Welcome to the forum! I did get your email and in case you see this first, here&#39;s what I recommend. Contact Charlie Da Tuna at Charlie&#39;s Springer Works. Here&#39;s the link to their 2-stage GTX trigger replacement that should work with your Daisy:

http://www.charliedatuna.com/MK_1_GTX_trigger.htm


It should take care of your trigger pull nicely and have a nicer looking piece to boot.

Hope this helps, let us know how it goes.

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[edduplantis]

will the gamo trigger drop into a Daisy Powerline?

[johnnywalker]

The trigger pull on the Daisy Powerline 1000 is the big problem with everyone. I find when in a hunting situation it is not problem at all. When a rabbit jumps out the last thing I&#39;m thinking about is the trigger pull. It all happens too quick. In that situation the trigger is crisp and clean. Also, that screw is to adjust for travel, and doesn&#39;t have any effect on the trigger pull per se. It is probably a Hatsun Model 70 if made in Turkey. They have a web site. I&#39;m not sure of the address.

[edduplantis]

BTW, has anyone noticed that on a powerline 1000 it takes an act of god to cock? is there any way to loosen that?

[edduplantis]

forums been slow lately?