Zasdar PP700SA Trigger Fix 11:09:2018

Had the trigger components out of my Zasdar PP700S-A pistol this afternoon after doing a bit of research on improving the hammer release. Out the box my first stage was very inconsistent with the second stage heavy. I was hoping this would improve with use but after around a 1000 pellets, no difference. Found some useful advice on cleaning and polishing the working faces of the firing components, which turned out quite well. Just a collection of three short video clips showing the end result. Hope this is useful.
Note :- I also thread locked the grub screws that adjust the first stage trigger pull length and the sear release to prevent them moving.
Apologises for the washing machine in the background.

[@66davit]

I’ve had my new PP700 for about a week now. Loving everything about it except that trigger pull. Rough and creepy. Took it apart to smooth and polish all contacting surfaces. It smoothed out the pull but it still had that long creep. And then I watched your video and you pointed out that little grub screw between the handle mounting bolts that adjusts the let-off creep. I put 1/2 half a turn on the grub screw and BAM!. My trigger let-off is perfect. It’s whole different gun now. Thanks for sharing your video. It was a big help.

[@mw1tt5]

Literally found your video a couple of days ago and have been through the process of this as per your recommendation. Has literally changed the pistol completely for the better, trigger pull is 100 times better and now making it more accurate for me as I use it for free standing one handed target shooting. Cannot recommend this enough for pp700 owners, many thanks for the video.

[@reevessairgunningreviews5572]

mw1tt5 Your welcome. My trigger was very poor out the box. Have also done similar polish and lubrications to the SMK CP1, CP2 and Artemis PP800. All benefited from some TLC.👍

[@mw1tt5]

Have to agree, the only thing that lets it down out the box is the trigger, but since doing what you suggested it is greatly improved, definitely would recommend to anyone owing one of these to do it, it’s pretty straight forward and not difficult.

[@jonlupo8238]

Great vid, very useful 👍

[@jameskillala2713]

I am looking at getting either a PP700 or PP800 for plinking in the garden and after seeing your videos I have a question for you. With a silencer fitted which would you say is quieter? It's hard to tell from videos and since you've used both I'm hoping you can help. Regards, James.

[@jameskillala2713]

Thanks very much for your reply it's greatly appreciated 👍

[@neildobson3990]

Was that the washing machine providing the soundtrack 👍🏻

[@eddiebrundrett5785]

hi I have got pp700s-a put the trigger is to light it goes off on its own can you do a video on how to adjust thetrigger it was second hand cant find any video on how to adjust it thanks eddie nive video keep it up lol

[@reevessairgunningreviews5572]

At about 1 minutes 50 seconds in i explain the sear release, the small Allen screw. That little screw is too far in, so turn it anti-clockwise a quarter of a turn, and test. Cock hammer, pistol unloaded, an tap on a table. If it goes off, another quarter turn.

[@eddiebrundrett5785]

@@reevessairgunningreviews5572 okay thanks for your help keep up the good work ed