Leverage Trigger Adjustments (Pre and Post Travel)

[@jaimesalgado9666]

Awesome! You are a man of your word by putting up the video just like you said you would. Thanks for the help over the phone the other day and I got a much better understanding. Now my trigger is all dialed in and man I can’t believe how excellent the trigger is. Thank you! And I will be a returning customer without a doubt and have already impressed a couple of my friends with your excellent trigger. Thanks Karl!

[@rammtactical]

Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad that your new trigger is what you'd hoped for. You're helping RAMM Tactical become the new industry standard by passing it along! 👏

[@jaimesalgado9666]

@@rammtactical Absolutely and I admire how humble and genuine you are and how much pride you take in your triggers. Before being impressed by the trigger I was thoroughly impressed with how you shipped the trigger. Excellent clean packaging with all the tools needed, a QR Code printed on the packaging for an installation video which is a very nice touch, a Ramm tactical logo decal, and a very very detailed packet of your product, it’s capabilities, specs, material, and thorough instructions of installing and setting up the trigger. Thank you!

[@eprohoda]

grreat view-Ramm.

[@rammtactical]

Thank you

[@philiprosenstock9667]

What about loctite?

[@rammtactical]

There is some blue loctite on these screws. If they feel loose, you can use a small dab of blue loctite on the screw, but not too much that it will take a lot of force to move!

[@carllove3705]

Will those set screws also adjust the reset travel and break. I get a different pull on the reset than I do on the initial trigger pull.

[@rammtactical]

Yes. The more post travel, the longer the reset.

[@rammtactical]

Also, there is a small amount of pretravel. When shooting from the reset, the trigger pull will always be shorter. No matter the brand of trigger.

[@GunInsights]

Is there any chance one of these set screws could loosen and end up making the trigger not shoot? I always worry about that with set-screws on triggers. **Or does loosening them only increase pretravel and post-travel (thereby meaning they'd still shoot, but have more travel one way or the other)?

[@rammtactical]

They have a blue Loctite that keeps them from moving once adjusted. Our Leverage triggers only have a post travel screw. We adjust them here but you can adjust them more if needed once the trigger is in the gun. We provide the hex key with the trigger.