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Cressi SL trigger screw and pin

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Crispin said:
Oh forgot to ask what is the thread pitch of the main screw please?
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You mean on the trigger bushing itself? I can't remember off the top of my head, and there are a few different ones around, too. But I have come across M8x1 and M8x1.25 on various guns. And I think possibly both from Mares depending on age of the gun. But actually, I wouldn't know in your case as I've never had a Cressi gun;-)

Pete is right, just drop Edo from edosub.it a line and ask as he would either know or check for you. He's on Facebook, too.


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The size and pitch are m8 x 1.
I might check out that kit, although I'm more inclined to just build it myself and be sure.

My cut down barrel came back last night, I reassembled it, the length seems great, just need to modify the trigger and change the Piston and she'll be ready. Excited to try it as an 85, the length still seems easy to load, I'll try it at around 20bar for a couple of goes before I bump it up and see what the range/power is on some of the bigger pelagics.
 
If you shoot a decent size pelagic fish make you don't lose your gun as with a desperate rush they can then jerk the gun from your hand, unless you deliver it a crippling blow of course and put a shot through its noggin or spine.

Sometimes to reduce parts inventory companies will use the same parts in a range of guns and the screw thread of the trigger "O" ring disk may be the same in all the Cressi-Sub pneumaitic guns.
 
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