Trigger adjustment screw access on B/S Trail NP All Weather

Hey there
Is it possible to adjust the trigger adjust screw in the AW without taking it out of the stock?
As far as I can see the only screw I can access is the big Phillips head that holds the stock on.
Which has a handy little cutout placed/cut into the stock itself.
Another question...
If there is no access without dis-assembly the stock seems skookum enough to handle
having a small access hole drilled into/through the trigger guard above that screw no?
I have no cares about resale value as I'll be keeping the gun until it croaks or I do.

The "adjustment" is waste of time anyways- more for cosmetics than real functionality- to get a better trigger you need to replace it outright. Beyond that, if you want to try it, I don't see drilling a small hole in the trigger guard being unsafe. Or you could try one of those right-angled screwdrivers.

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Originally Posted by shotputter

the stock seems skookum enough to handle
having a small access hole drilled into/through the trigger guard above that screw no?

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Wait till you have the modded/replacement trigger blade in place, then drill a hole in the necessary spot for adjustment.
In reality, you can set your trigger with the action out of the stock, then reassemble. Set and forget as it were. And that's totally skookum (LOL, having not lived in BC for 30 yrs I haven't used that word too much.)

Attachment 706Thanks gents!
As for replacement I'll hazard a guess you are meaning the clone/not a clone GTX Gen II Trigger for B18/Crosman/Gamo?
I think that will be the next order I make once the wife cools down after all the recent CC purchases....
The gun is shooting okay (see attached) already. The target was at 10.1 meters.
Just wish I was not guessing when it's going to actually fire.

Agreed...that guessing part is for the birds.

I've installed three of the GTX triggers and I couldn't be happier. Best mod going for the B18/19

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Originally Posted by SeanMP

Agreed...that guessing part is for the birds.

I've installed three of the GTX triggers and I couldn't be happier. Best mod going for the B18/19

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I put one on my Trail and you wouldn't even think it was the same gun. I actually like the gun now!

Todd

Ho there shotputter, If your gun is new and you also get the GTX from da tuna there is a way to lighten the trigger spring a little. This may be contraversial, however, it worked for me. If we are even talking about the same trigger group product...
Being happy with the GTX, but, just wanting to lighten the trigger slightly, I put a tie wrap around the trigger and pulled it tight to compress the spring. Charlie does not condone or approve any spring lightening techniques, however, after compressing the new spring for a couple weeks it started to feel like a well used trigger group and still has plenty of spring tension. Yep, boy howdy, Any farm boy out there got any easier way to complete the task with so little effort?

Thanks.
Well order for the trigger (that will change my life) just went through.
Scored a couple cans of the pellets people seem to be raving about in these rifles as well.
So far it's really seemed to work with the Crosman Premiere HP's. Let's see what the Discovery HP's will do.

Just to throw it out (again)- the "clone" or "copy" is not the GTX II (Woodward) trigger- he is the originally designer. His former partner/salesman "CharliedaTuna" on the breakup of their business dealings, produced the GRT III and started calling the original a "copy". Since then both have produced their own, original products as well- the B18/B19 "genuine" trigger is the GTX II, not the other version(s) out there...

You will hopefully pardon me on this.
I was rather overwhelmed by the insane amount of webpages to go through and the
rather diverse opinions out there.
To be honest I'm only truly interested in it's ability to improve on the rifles trigger pull/feel.
Just want to make the gun do what I want when I need it to. :)

Anyone perchance have a link to the BT5 EVP for this rifle?
All I can find is the BT9 EVP on the Crosman site.
Any help on this would be most appreciated.
Don't want to get parts (when it becomes necessary) that might blow this one up.

That's the correct one.

I thought that was for the PAL rated version no?

There is no specific diagram for the detuned NP- the only parts that differ are the piston and the gas strut- so where's the problem?

Attachment 715Just don't want to get myself in trouble by getting the wrong replacement parts from that sheets numbers.
Got the new trigger today just before the (now) weekly visit to the baby doctor. So could not put the trigger in until after dinner.
Have to say thanks for the great and fast service ScopesandAmmo.com!
Here's a pic of results at 10.1 m with the new trigger. The first ring was me getting used to the pull or should I say touch of the new trigger.
This was truly the best thing to happen to this gun!

Bonus is, it is now truly adjustable.

Yes it is but I'm really happy with it right out of the envelope!
Thanks again to all of you for twisting my rubber arm on the purchase of the new trigger.
I'm a happy man. Ha even the wife is loving it.
I have to somehow get her in the "must get my own rifle" mindset now.