Airforce Airgun trigger reassembly safety reset omitted.

How to reassemble trigger group. Newer version.

[@handygibby1]

I truly cant thank you enough I looked all over for that information THANK you so much!!!

[@davyboone1794]

Very good, glad to help. That trigger stuff can be a real head scratcher until you get familiar with it.

[@edricheson]

Thank you again Davy for putting this up! You helped bring peace. To all those that want to take out the auto safety, the toggle is hard to see. Stay patient and figure it out. Davy has all the points in this video, you just need to take it step by step and LISTEN for the toggle part(he doesn't show the toggle piece, but if you look for the 4th pin towards the breech you will see it. After you take all the guts out of the trigger assembly, it's easier to see. Punch the pin and turn the gun over and let it fall on the floor and then kick it as far as you can! No, really, you can use a magnetic screw driver to touch it and lift it out. I was hesitant at first, but just dove in and followed and rewound the video and figured it out. Take pictures before you take out the guts. Very important to test at the end of assembly.

[@davyboone1794]

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[@handygibby1]

I just wanted to thank you again I had time today to work on it went right back together thanks to you.....

[@davyboone1794]

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[@garypitzer8729]

Can't thank you enough! I wanted to do A manual trigger mod on my Condor and couldn't find nothing. Thanks to this video I figured out where the toggle link was. Condor is so much easier to cock now with that toggle link out of there.

[@davyboone1794]

Very good. Glad it helped :-)

[@rodjava]

This is great tutorial. Thank you for posting it

[@davyboone1794]

You're very welcome, glad it was helpful.

[@bctpcp9546]

Great video!

[@user-lo1kw8yl3i]

Thank you

[@stephenbrogan7378]

Thanks for the great video. I have a somewhat rusty D series Texan rifle that I'm restoring. I knew nothing about air rifles until someone recently gave this to me. I had the trigger group plate off to clean the screws, and decided to cock it with the plate off. Oops. Now something isn't lined up. I'm pretty sure it's the reset toggle (that your gun doesn't have anymore) that isn't allowing the sear to go down all the way. I haven't taken out the roll pins and taken everything apart. I was hoping to get it working again without removing everything. Mine also has a sideways spring attached to a little cylinder looking thing (not a ball bearing) that the end of the striker release rubs against. Seems like an odd place for it, but I don't think it got moved when I cocked it. Thanks for any help you can offer.

[@davyboone1794]

As long as the dog leg on the Seer is underneath the trigger lever and not on top you should be able to put it back together without removing pins. Just watch the video several times make sure the Springs are in their proper places short one in the middle longer ones on the outside with the forward longer one maybe stretched out a bit to make sure the striker release is pushing up hard enough to reset the trigger. The Springs have to be pinned down by the plate flat before the gun is going to re-cock.

[@user-lo1kw8yl3i]

I ordered a air force talon p 25 cal how can I get the Max feet per second out of it , thanks

[@davyboone1794]

Heavier hammer, Heavier hammer Spring, larger top hat gap, All these Will increase velocity. But unfortunately they will also Have a negative effect on the accuracy. Better to focus on the Accuracy Instead of power it will have plenty of that right out of the box.

[@Truth2024-f9e]

Hey, how do I adjust the trigger pull? I would like it to be as lite as possible.

[@davyboone1794]

I don't believe there's a way to do any trigger adjustment. There was a mod for the old trigger group, but not for the new that I'm aware of. Airgunsofarizona does carry a super sear for the new trigger group that might improve it some.

[@edricheson]

So, if I want to remove the automatic safety, just remove the "safety slide"? Thank you for your time

[@davyboone1794]

The slide cannot be removed. Some have however disabled the safety by removing the small dog leg toggle in the very back. It is the mechanism that resets the safety every time the gun is cocked. When removed the gun can still be put on safety manually but will not automatically reset.

[@edricheson]

@@davyboone1794 can you tell me where this "dog leg" is in the back of? Is this dog leg piece something I remove or cut off?

[@edricheson]

@@davyboone1794 My safety will not disengage at the moment.

[@edricheson]

Found it! I needed my glasses. Everything is black and small

[@glenmarshall4389]

Can you give a time stamp for it

[@Idontlikethisname-zy3zn]

Hi what is the diameter of the ball bearing? I measured from your video, something like 5.5 or 6mm. Is that correct? Thanks

[@davyboone1794]

6.4 mm if I'm measuring the right bearing in my trigger part box? I have a lot of parts in there:-(

[@Idontlikethisname-zy3zn]

@@davyboone1794 thanks! that is very helpful. And may I also ask the ball bearing spring specifications? Thanks in advance!

[@davyboone1794]

@@Idontlikethisname-zy3zn 1/2 mm wire thickness, 6.1 mm od ,13 mm length

[@Idontlikethisname-zy3zn]

@@davyboone1794 thank you so much!

[@Idontlikethisname-zy3zn]

@@davyboone1794 Hi I kept thinking about this thing, so on the toggle slide there is a small hole, which is located in front (tank is back and barrel is front) of the pin hole of the sear when assembled. I dont see it be used, what does it do?

[@victoraguilar4607]

When will you have the AR Chassis Available?

[@davyboone1794]

The chassis have been available for about a year but stock is getting low on them. You can email me at [e-mail]

[@Jasontemme]

is it still available?