Okay follow up, his tutorial on the Hatsan 95 really works! I bought a set of M3 .5 16 mm screws from Home Depot SKU 212591. Replaced the trigger screw closest to the fore grip. Hair trigger! I back it out far enough to detect a wall. If you back out to far the barrel won't cock,if screwed in to far there is no wall (dangerous). This guy's videos are the best on this subject. Very simple and solves the annoying Hatsan trigger issues. Perfecto!
Oh man, I pulled my 125 out of the stock one time to have a look at the trigger, gas piston setup, and the different linkages. Yeah, that trigger has a lot of floating pins and moving parts. I was very careful and put it back together right away.....grin. Great vid, thanks for sharing!
I was look over the trigger mechanism on mine. Haven’t decided how I want to proceed with modding it. But this is a nice reversible option to try first.
This was a easy first step to improving the trigger. I did a little shooting after I had changed the spring, and immediately the trigger was much lighter, but it had a tiny bit of creep. I just got off the phone from Ken at a Airguns and Pesting, and he said, he used a longer screw in the middle of the trigger which is the second stage break weight. He said by screwing that in further and adjusting the other screws, he got his trigger down to about a pound😃👍.
On mine the trigger isn’t too bad as far as creep. It is measuring right around 4lbs without me modifying anything. The second stage screw is all the way in on mine already though
@@WalnutandSteel You would have to get a long screw. I wanted to make sure that mine would group decently before I did any sort of modification. Have you had yours out since the last time, when you were having bad accuracy problems? I really would like to get out shooting it again, but it's snowing outside right now and looks kind of crappy for the weekend.
I have not had a chance to shoot it anymore yet. probably not until tomorrow. I only have around 60-70 shots through it so far. so I hope to get another 100 or so through it before I make any determinations about returning it or not.
Is this the replacement for the one you sent back or just a late post? Also. Are the front stock screws going in reverse when they went back in? Looks like they tightening to the left. Thank you sir.
Lol, the camera 🤳 that I'm using right now makes everything backwards. Everything is righty tighty, lefty loosey😃👍. Yes this is the replacement rifle. I had it out a few days ago and shot 9 out of 10 under a quarter at 20 yards in windy 🌬️ conditions. I was not going to make any modifications to the rifle until I knew that I could shoot a good group. I hope that helps you 😃👍.
@@springpistonriflefeverlone9611 Ah ok. Didn't know if it was some oddball bolt because it was multi piece. Might have to get me a 95. Only been eyeing them for 7 or 8 years now.
@@briancusworth Yes, the front screen camera 🤳 turns everything around 👍. I will try and use the other side, but I can't see if l'm in the video that way.
You just push out the pin behind the trigger? The block with the small allen screw on top with the little nib will pull from the back then theres space to be able to pull the spring to replace? It looks simple enough but still kinda unsure if i wanna attempt it
I haven't done anything with it. The biggest problem, it doesn't cock. I think that is why that guy sent it to me. It needs a new trigger group. The existing trigger block's pinhole's are too big.
Unfortunately, you are going to have to take it apart and reset your trigger. Sounds like a you screwed the adjustment screw in to much. Either way you are going to have to take it apart and reset the trigger
