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Originally Posted by ILLusion
That trigger slack can be taken up by either swapping out to an adjustable trigger stirrup, or the super-cheap way is to add material to the front of the trigger stirrup. I've used tape as a shim in the past. Some people will glue a cut down BB there - whatever works best for you. Keep in mind, that with these cheaper methods, adjustment is a real pain in the ass, as you'll have to completely strip down the gun each time you need to make an adjustment. The adjustable stirrup is the easiest way.
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So I stripped the gun down last week, and I didn't see where I could put the card to take up the slack.
On the other hand, I cleaned all the sears and relubed with super lube, the gun is a LOT less mushy in the trigger and has two clear points of trigger movement. Which is a lot better in my opinion, but I would prefer a lot less movement from first and second pressure.
EDIT: upon thinking about it some more, are you suggesting here?
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