S
still_learning
Guest
I need to increase pull weight to 2 lbs. At present, the trigger max's out at ~12 oz. Is the there a simple fix to increase the weight?
Thanks,
Michael
Thanks,
Michael
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
B
BrianJ
Guest
Canjar
The LP was designed to go between 2 and 12oz, no more. It may be possible to change a spring but I would have to look at the breakdown sheet.
Best bet would be to locate a Canjar 52-C (thats the model number and fits all C,D,E triggers). Still a fine Canjar three lever trigger but meant to go from about 12oz to 4 lb.
bjm
The LP was designed to go between 2 and 12oz, no more. It may be possible to change a spring but I would have to look at the breakdown sheet.
Best bet would be to locate a Canjar 52-C (thats the model number and fits all C,D,E triggers). Still a fine Canjar three lever trigger but meant to go from about 12oz to 4 lb.
bjm
brian roberts
New member
I don't believe you CAN increase.............
the weight on that trigger by much more, if any. The LP stands for: LIGHT PULL, and I believe that trigger was conceived originally as a silhouette trigger. If you get the adjustments out of sync, it may be rather difficult to get it properly adjusted again, it isn't like your basic factory job; you might look around for a copy of Ottsen's book which may give you some pointers. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
the weight on that trigger by much more, if any. The LP stands for: LIGHT PULL, and I believe that trigger was conceived originally as a silhouette trigger. If you get the adjustments out of sync, it may be rather difficult to get it properly adjusted again, it isn't like your basic factory job; you might look around for a copy of Ottsen's book which may give you some pointers. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.