Schultz & Larsen "How To" - Direct Trigger Adjustments

[@facundolopez7346]

Great video, thanks!!

[@TheClaybuster1]

Always excellent videos

[@jonas22jl]

Thank you for an excellent video

[@alanrhonemedia]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@GSwton]

excellent video, thanks

[@teggan]

Excellent video

[@alanrhonemedia]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@SathishKumar-jj4jr]

Good information

[@olearntk]

Very good video! Thanks. I'm left handed, can you get me a left hand version like the green one in the video? Seems like the dealers in Norway cant't get it!

[@alanrhonemedia]

Hi, currently the Synthetic stocks are right-hand only. I'm not sure whether there are any plans for a left-hand model at the moment.

[@m.rosendo9011]

excellent video, but I have a victory 30.06 and adjust the pull weight using the top screw only, the minimum weight is 3,5 pounds. To get 2,5 poundas I need reset the botton screw until block the trigger, unscrew until the trigger move again and unscrew further 1/2 turn. 1/4 is not enouth.

[@alanrhonemedia]

Ok, this is why we always recommend to check the rifle and test it for slam fires. There may be some very slight tolerance variations, so if 1/2 turn works safely instead of 1/4 turn for your rifle, then use 1/2 turn. It can be a trial and error adjustment on occasion, but as long as the trigger is safe is the main thing to make sure of.

[@m.rosendo9011]

thanks for the clarification.

[@larryhengels7451]

Great video. Do you have any information about adjusting the trigger on a Schultz&Larsen Model 70 or 77 .22 rimfire trigger?

[@alanrhonemedia]

Unfortunately not. We don't have any information on the older models like the Model 70 and 72. You may wish to contact Schultz & Larsen in Denmark to check whether they have any information. Their website is www.schultzlarsen.com

[@andersbjuremo8441]

Hello! I have an classic modell and my triggerweight screw ( the top one) is strange in the thread .About 1/3 to half of the length has a very weak thread with a less diameter is that right? That means with about 1 kg it is just about 2 threads of the wider part in trigger housing. Thanks for a great channel! Kindly Anders ,Sweden.

[@alanrhonemedia]

Hi, I've consulted with our in-house gunmaker and he says this is normal for the Classic rifle.