GSG-16 adjustable trigger screw

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Blue Line Solutions

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Hello everyone,

All Canadian GSG-16's comes with an adjustable trigger. The very first shipment of the GSG-16's that have recently arrived came without the trigger adjustment screw installed, as there was a delay on the manufacturer side. Screws were shipped from Germany separately. We are sending them to all dealers that have purchased the rifles, so your local dealer should be able to supply them to you along with the instruction manual.
However, if your retailer does not have them in stock, please contact us at warehouse@blsolutions.ca, and we will send one to your point of purchase or to you directly.
We apologize for the inconvenience!
 
Blueline, could you tell us what size the screw is? Just so we can goto the hardware store and pick one up?

How far behind are the screws from the rifles? Because I ordered from SFRC, and I live in NS, so I just cannot just go pick it up, when they comes in.
 
Lol! If that is the biggest problem, I don't need it. I wouldn't touch it anyways. If the trigger is similar to the gsg15, I'm cool with that. In case nobody has told you yet,
Thank you for bringing in the first MP5 style carbine in decades. For that, I am grateful. Well done!
 
DARKSTANG said:
Lol! If that is the biggest problem, I don't need it. I wouldn't touch it anyways. If the trigger is similar to the gsg15, I'm cool with that. In case nobody has told you yet,
Thank you for bringing in the first MP5 style carbine in decades. For that, I am grateful. Well done!
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Well it's not a deal breaker for me, just nice to have what it suppose to come with. I'm not gonna lynch BL like some have, over something out of their control.
 
Hey, could I have an extra mag instead of my adjustable trigger? Really,I don’t mind. :)
 
For those of us that purchased from retailers nowhere near us, do you recommend contacting them for the screw or just come directly to you?
 
btabin said:
Thanks, I know how to read. Still doesn't answer my question, but I appreciate the effort.
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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!
 
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
 
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sky52 said:
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
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Please do, I got mine yesterday and promptly removed the mag disconnect. I'd like to get the trigger less sloppy.
 
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