Good day!
Looking at hacking into my Saetta Pro already after only a couple target shots.
The gun itself is really well built and shoots like a laser whilst being easy to reload, and apart from the pump (had to hack into it to get the seal to work properly) seems like it will handle some abuse.
Now the problem lies with my winter glove trigger finger not fitting between the guard and trigger. In addition, due to left handedness, there is an annoying tendency for the safety to be rearmed whenever i insert my 7mm thick gloved pointer (although I may have lubed up everything maybe TOO well with silicone grease).
The way I see it I have four options:
Any tips to be had? Will go out fishing today and see if I can adapt but right now our future together looks bleak.
Looking at hacking into my Saetta Pro already after only a couple target shots.
The gun itself is really well built and shoots like a laser whilst being easy to reload, and apart from the pump (had to hack into it to get the seal to work properly) seems like it will handle some abuse.
Now the problem lies with my winter glove trigger finger not fitting between the guard and trigger. In addition, due to left handedness, there is an annoying tendency for the safety to be rearmed whenever i insert my 7mm thick gloved pointer (although I may have lubed up everything maybe TOO well with silicone grease).
The way I see it I have four options:
- Use a thinner glove on my gunslinging side. Frigid water in winter makes this a tough option.
- Shave the trigger back a tad, or 3d print a new skinnier one.
- Cut and extend the trigger guard itself and elongate the line release arm OR make a magnetic line release to screw on the rear pump flange
- Sell this gun whilst it's still mint - buy Cyrano 1.3 and slap a vacuum muzzle on it. Pricey one but they seem to have great spares availability.
Any tips to be had? Will go out fishing today and see if I can adapt but right now our future together looks bleak.