Trigger

[Noah]

Crosman brass triggers available from this site for $3.00 so they say. Best regards.

http://www.airgunshop.net/

I had a cool Sheridan .20 pistol serviced by these guys and they were great to deal with. Very cool all around 

[Noah]

Stace is a master, but will not sell to slimey Americans and two-faced Canadians. If you are of Greek heritage, you are really never going to get anything from him. He sells only to established clients and folks in and around his base in NZ. I know, I tried. You can email him if you want, but you have been warned.

Grant Stace [sharon-grant@xtra.co.nz]

Grant and I got along great and my trigger arrived in several days. A great piece of art I have to admit (very heavy and well polished). I am a total nobody but was simply polite, to the point and didn't ask too many questions. Perhaps mention All Black (team name) rugby great Jonah Lomu and everything will be okay 

[Davio]

Grant and I got along great and my trigger arrived in several days. A great piece of art I have to admit (very heavy and well polished). I am a total nobody but was simply polite, to the point and didn't ask too many questions. Perhaps mention All Black (team name) rugby great Jonah Lomu and everything will be okay 

I know about that... and... but... they are NOT all black!!!  Bunch of Posers???  Wassupwitdat? 

[1377x]

the only thing i can say about grants stuff is its nice.due to his limitation on sales you wont see his parts on every gun out there like the dc stuff,making it a collectors custom part.

[Noah]

I know about that... and... but... they are NOT all black!!!  Bunch of Posers???  Wassupwitdat? 

So true: I have no idea where they got the name from. 

[BDS]

OK, but... the post about "slimey americans" and "two-faced canadians" was ill conceived and poorly explained, it could easily have been read as the poster making those comments due to a lack of quotes or even (god forbid) smileys.

Not everyone here has the Grant Stace legacy imprinted in their brains, nor do they need to have it imprinted.

[Davio]

OK, but... the post about "slimey americans" and "two-faced canadians" was ill conceived and poorly explained, it could easily have been read as the poster making those comments due to a lack of quotes or even (god forbid) smileys.

Not everyone here has the Grant Stace legacy imprinted in their brains, nor do they need to have it imprinted.

Agreed.  I just have admired some of his parts. At the end of the day, we are only talking about a man that makes nice pellet gun parts. If it happened to be true that his head won't fit through a handicap door... or he won't sell unless you kiss his ring, then he (or anyone like that) can keep their shiny preciousness to themselves.   

[breakfastchef]

You going to let it go now?

OK, but... the post about "slimey americans" and "two-faced canadians" was ill conceived and poorly explained, it could easily have been read as the poster making those comments due to a lack of quotes or even (god forbid) smileys.

Not everyone here has the Grant Stace legacy imprinted in their brains, nor do they need to have it imprinted.

[chongman]

Ya, let it go please. I've read enough to get the point.

[crossliner]

On my Crosman's (this is my son's) I glued  rubber seals of some sort taken from a disposable lighters on the trigger tongues..It is a very simple addition but it eliminates that "nodding" kind of slack on the trigger when the gun is cocked. The rubber damper puts the trigger on a tensioned mode hence it becomes a true single stage..There is no up and down play whatsoever. If the rubber is too thick though it will prevent your gun from being cocked so you may need to sand the thickness off a bit.

[1377x]

can you post a pic with out the finger on the trigger?

[0351_Vet]

can you post a pic with out the finger on the trigger?

            

[crossliner]

can you post a pic with out the finger on the trigger?

Ooops my apologies! Will take another pic..

[1377x]

Ooops my apologies! Will take another pic..

no appology needed just couldnt see what you were talking about

[crossliner]

Here it is Mr. 13