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If you have been considering tuning the trigger on your TX, but were hesitant to open it up, this video is exactly what you want. Step by step and it is quite simple to do. I bookmarked the site and I will do mine in the early spring, just before the outdoor FT season starts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF2UyX9Ca3g

I have made this a sticky so it will be easy to find......

thks

Mac wrote:If you have been considering tuning the trigger on your TX, but were hesitant to open it up, this video is exactly what you want. Step by step and it is quite simple to do. I bookmarked the site and I will do mine in the early spring, just before the outdoor FT season starts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF2UyX9Ca3g

This one would be the best one about working on the CD unit trigger. I did mine for my Pro Sport by following it step by step. :thumbs:

His way to put the parts together outside of the unit assembly makes it a lot easier to understand how the trigger works! Love that part very much and it helped me a lot too!

This maybe helpful as well for those considering working on tx trigger.http://www.airguns.net/general_tx200_trigger.php
Thanks Mac for posting the video.

CBS shooter wrote: ↑Sun Dec 13, 2020 8:25 am This maybe helpful as well for those considering working on tx trigger.http://www.airguns.net/general_tx200_trigger.php
Thanks Mac for posting the video.

Bob, that is a great article by Cliff. I met him a number of times in Tennessee and he knows the TX inside out. Since I have both a regular TX and an SR TX, this article was great for me. The triggers can be awesome and safe, once set properly.

Good job on posting it here.