fit this rifle? I can't get the Crosman website to cough up the diagram so I can see what they used.Also ,the lever and breach look more like the Marauder pistol...so will the FFHDD for the Disco&Maximus work on this rifle? The rifle cocks hard,but the extra force needed at the end, leads me to believe that they have the hammer spring completely compressed when cocked.Usually the hammer energy can be cut back a little when a regulator is installed because one doesn't have to overcome the full tank pressure.The bolt slides well on its own,and is well lubed,so I don't understand why it is so difficult to cock the rifle. Any help would be appreciated.Thankx-EricinMaine-
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The identical appearance of the Fortit's trigger group to the Disco's, combined with its description as "single stage," virtually guarantees the 1322 SuperSear will fit and improve the trigger by transforming it into a true 2-stage.
Supporting this conclusion is this reviewer's comment...
"The trigger ... appears to be the same Disco/Maximus trigger group, so there should be aftermarket parts available for improving it."
...and these photos...
Thank You Steve.I needed to know for sure.That is a great rifle,and a light 2-stage trigger would make better accuracy and longer range shooting possible.If one does nothing else to the rifle,this trigger improvement seems, to me ,to be a must.-EricinMaine-
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