- Original poster
- #21
I'm a bit perplexed as to why BRK couldn't get this better out of the box. It's a wonderful, accurate, durable gun but to make it competitive that trigger needs improvement. For the end user to have to go through all this imo is a bit rediculous, especially when the improved fix came from an end user. I will say BRK/Daystate continues to improve components, the new magazines are about my favorite on the market, absolutely brilliant design. Take that same brilliant r&d and design a better trigger to complement the rest of the gun.
I can't really find fault in the design of the Ghost trigger. It's got all the adjustments a guy could want for desired amount and length of first and second stage, as well as the pull weight for the final break. I'm not sure it needs a new design, just lighter trigger springs.
I've not done any polishing of sears or stoning of any contact points anywhere in the trigger mechanism, and I'm quite satisfied with it. Prior to reducing the weight of those two trigger springs it felt pretty bad though.
Not the first and probably won't be the last decent trigger ruined by lawyers. Lol