I was thinking the very same solution. Thanks for sharing this! How did you ensure that the screw stays in the position without unscrewing? did you do something to ensure that? Cheers!! :)
Hi, the screw hasn´t moved in years (with 5.000 to 10.000 rounds practice a year). It´s probably because there are no rotational forces on it? I would also say that the screw is a tight fit.
Thanks again for your feedback! A drop of glue or screw fix on the thread will be just fine I think. The solution you made is so simple and effective that could easily be adopted by browning on all the guns. Also b725 is affected by this issue.
Hi, I never looked into a Browning 725. However, I worked on B25, 125, 325, 425 and from the minimal changes over time I would say it is worthwhile removing the stock and checking. My guess is that you will find just the same setup. Let me know if I was right :-)
Hi, roughly put 60,000 shots through the gun with this trigger and had no problem once. But I agree in principle: never put the trigger too close to the edge; consult a gunsmith if you are not sure what you do!
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At 1:21 you just pulled the trigger and a rooster crowed. Did you hit it?
LOL - didn´t notice
Rooster at 1:39 !
I was thinking the very same solution. Thanks for sharing this! How did you ensure that the screw stays in the position without unscrewing? did you do something to ensure that? Cheers!! :)
Hi, the screw hasn´t moved in years (with 5.000 to 10.000 rounds practice a year). It´s probably because there are no rotational forces on it? I would also say that the screw is a tight fit.
Thanks again for your feedback! A drop of glue or screw fix on the thread will be just fine I think. The solution you made is so simple and effective that could easily be adopted by browning on all the guns. Also b725 is affected by this issue.
Please your video is so useful.please my gun is browning 725 citori and i need to do tuning the trigger is the same with your gun.?
Hi, I never looked into a Browning 725. However, I worked on B25, 125, 325, 425 and from the minimal changes over time I would say it is worthwhile removing the stock and checking. My guess is that you will find just the same setup. Let me know if I was right :-)
Flo Rian pleasd if is sent photo can you helping me . please if yes sent me your mail thanks
do not mess with triggers! dangerous act
Hi, roughly put 60,000 shots through the gun with this trigger and had no problem once.
But I agree in principle: never put the trigger too close to the edge; consult a gunsmith if you are not sure what you do!
Brownig
The stupid ad got in the way and you can see the screw the gentlemen is talking about.
Hi - Should be improved now. Please try again.