GSG-16 adjustable trigger screw

[45C]

A small screw will ship in an envelope for less then a buck.....

The only place you’re gonna get a screw for less than a buck is Jamaica..

[Pottst]

The only place you’re gonna get a screw for less than a buck is Jamaica..

There is a story behind this...

[45C]

There is a story behind this...

Well it all started on May 12 1965 ..

[btabin]

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Thanks, I know how to read. Still doesn't answer my question, but I appreciate the effort.

[Blue Line Solutions]

We will be getting the screws from UPS later on today. We will start shipping them tomorrow morning.

[Blue Line Solutions]

We will ship them free of charge

The only place you’re gonna get a screw for less than a buck is Jamaica..

[sky52]

Thanks, I know how to read. Still doesn't answer my question, but I appreciate the effort.

I dont think you know how to read. And BLS is sending it to my house directly

However, if your retailer does not have them in stock, please contact us at warehouse@blsolutions.ca, and we will send one to you directly.
We apologize for the inconvenience!

[Sarge_DL]

We will be getting the screws from UPS later on today. We will start shipping them tomorrow morning.

Excellent. Email sent.

[sky52]

Dont have high hopes. It doesnt do much. I actually put a set screw behind the trigger plate, that worked alot better than that OE screw hole as it eliminated ALL pretravel.

I think i am going to go start a mod thread in rimfire section.

So let me explain why this didnt perform as i expected.

It createa a preload on the sear bow, which is separate from the trigger bow, so what you get is a shorten break so to speak. Here is the dilemma, the trigger bow is separate in this whole operation, what this translate to is that all the pre travel is still there then the trigger stacks and breaks.

By removing the slack in the trigger plate amd polishing, it performs better than using the supplied trigger adjustment screw

[Spawn-Inc]

Dont have high hopes. It doesnt do much. I actually put a set screw behind the trigger plate, that worked alot better than that OE screw hole as it eliminated ALL pretravel.

I think i am going to go start a mod thread in rimfire section.

So let me explain why this didnt perform as i expected.

It createa a preload on the sear bow, which is separate from the trigger bow, so what you get is a shorten break so to speak. Here is the dilemma, the trigger bow is separate in this whole operation, what this translate to is that all the pre travel is still there then the trigger stacks and breaks.

By removing the slack in the trigger plate amd polishing, it performs better than using the supplied trigger adjustment screw

Please do, I got mine yesterday and promptly removed the mag disconnect. I'd like to get the trigger less sloppy.