Indians For Guns

Hi Folks,

After watching Basu Sir's video and also some other online videos, I got smitten and picked up this rifle last week. Now, I have a couple of queries.

In one of the images, you will probably be able to see that part of the wood is chipped off. I don't recall seeing this, while buying the rifle (not sure, it may have been there). I haven't dropped the rifle and was wondering how could the wood get chipped off inside.

Also, the trigger is feather light, just a gentle touch and it goes off. As it's supposed to be a 2-stage trigger, I think it should offer some resistance. Or, am i missing something here? I have also attached an image of the trigger. Perhaps, one of you veterans could figure it out.

The accuracy is decent from around 20 meters and I'm a lousy shot Don't have space to try out over longer distances. Can't comment on power as I haven't personally done a chronograph test, but seems ok enough.

A side query: Anyone tested the accuracy of an SP60 Precihole Air Pistol at 10 meters? My shots go haywire.

Regards,

PShome

I can't see any pictures ... Anybody else can ?
Regards,
Pravin

Hi,

I just tried adding the pictures again. Hope, they are visible now.

Regards,
PShome

Still can't see pictures. About the trigger, I suggest you plz try to find the first stage stop ... press the trigger very gently until you hit stop and with a wee bit more pressure it should fire. My guess is you are pressing the trigger too fast/hard that the two stages are not being distinguished. Its difficult to comprehend how light a trigger breaking at less than 900 grams is until you fire one for the first time. There are 3 screws for adjusting the trigger , but i would suggest to leave it alone if don't have experience adjusting triggers.

Yes, I think, due to some reason, the images are not getting uploaded. Will try again later. Many thanks all the same for your suggestions. Even the gentlest touch makes it go off, but will definitely keep your words in mind.

Regards,
PShome

Dear PShome,
Go by what Sam 47 suggested.
This is a Match grade trigger and has to break between 600-900 gms.
You need to develop muscle memory to understand the exact point of release.
This memory will come with practice only.

Basu

Dear Sir,

Thank you for the inputs. Yes, I will indeed keep Sam47's suggestions in mind. I understand that I need to practice extensively to familiarize myself with the product.

Best regards,

PShome