2 x M2.5 x 10mm S/S Socket Head Screws + 2mm Wrench. Gamo CAT/SAT Trigger Fix.

Description: M2.5 x .45 x 10mm S/S Socket Head Cap Screws With 2mm Allen Wrench. I leave feedback for every buyer as soon as I see that payment has been processed. Once you have received your items from me, please take a minute and leave reciprocal feedback. Your honest feedback assist other buyers in deciding whether to trust me to provide a quality product. Fix your creepy, heavy Gamo CAT / SAT type trigger. I have been told a few times now that these work with the metal two stage trigger also. Condition is "New". Ground advantage shipping is included! If you want it quicker, you can pay $4 extra for Priority Mail. Let's face it. Trying to find metric screws in the USA isn't great. Trying to find tiny metric bolts without buying 100 or more is a PIA! I'll send you 2 of these (a spare or fix two triggers) and a 2mm Allen wrench for $8.50 delivered. I have the same one in my own Gamo Wildcat Whisper (the one in the pics) and it makes ALL the difference! ONLY DO THIS IF YOU ARE MECHANICALLY CONFIDENT!! I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY IF YOU MESS UP YOURSELF, YOUR PROPERTY OR YOUR RIFLE FITTING THIS SCREW !! Look behind your trigger to find the sear screw (see listing pics for reference). This should be a black Phillips (cross) head machine screw. Carefully remove this screw. Take your new stainless steel cap head screw and screw it in place of the original using the 2mm allen (hex) wrench supplied. Screw it in until you have about 3/16" of threads showing, cock and load your rifle and try it out. With 3/16" of threads showing, your trigger should be a little lighter than it originally was. If a still lighter feel is desired then go 1/4 to 1/2 a turn IN more and try again. Keep going until the desired feel is achieved. Once you feel happy with the trigger weight, again cock and load your rifle and then hit the butt of your rifle on something solid a few times. (Please do this outside) This will check that the sear is still safely engaged. IF YOUR RIFLE DISCHARGES FROM BEING KNOCKED / JARRED THEN YOUR TRIGGER IS TO LIGHT! Back off the screw 1/4 to 1/2 a turn and try again. Once your sear is safely engaged and you have a trigger you're happy with, back the screw out approx. 10 turns (count them carefully) without fully removing it from the threads and add a small dab of thread lock about 1/8" down from the screw head ( as shown in the pics). Purple,light hold and for less than 1/4" or 6mm screws or blue, medium strength will work. Red, permanent will work too if you never intend to remove this screw again. It's up to you! Thread lock is not included! I just took the picture to show you what I used myself. Turn the screw back into place, carefully counting the turns so that you get it back to the exact same setting. Test it again to check you got it back in the correct position and then leave your rifle (un-cocked and unloaded) overnight for the thread lock to cure. Welcome to your new rifle (or so it'll feel like)

Price: 10 USD

Location: Saxonburg, Pennsylvania

End Time: 2024-08-09T00:43:01.000Z

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