So we had a great day out there ,time to work on the trigger[still stock].
I had to bake the trigger group for 10 mins. at 400 deg. to release the loctite and it was still tough.!
These tiny fasteners don't need blue even ,should be the small fastener stuff.
The reason for the anti tamper is the safety is a cross trigger block like an old shotgun..not a sear block.
Be careful setting and shortening engagement and travel.I prefer to not use safeties for the most part anyway.


I also lightened the travel shortened the first stage and took out most of the creep ,as an experiment I turned into single stage hair trigger put the gun together and banged it around [no pellet] all safe 1 lb. trigger.I then reverted back to two stage and opened the engagement screw 1/2 turn for safety.Probably a 3 pound pull weight too.


You need to remove the safety to access the sear screw so i put that back in last so I could adjust everything.



Could'nt find screws to replace the trigger screw ,so I turned my dremel into a lathe and machined the slotted heade down to make it like a grub screw.This is the first stage adjustment.
Safety back in ,two bolts to bolt to the action and 1 stock bolt and your done ,it tok me two hours with all the adjusting.
I installed the magazine now the gun is set up for 14 shots,I waited on this because I find guns are easier to dial in if you know your pellets aren't getting damaged by a mag...kelly