I am looking for what gun this trigger group is from.
It's in an older .25 caliber Quackenbush rifle.
The hammer/Stricker will slip off the sear
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Looks like an older style Gamo trigger unit to me. But many of the old Crosman springers, like the Quest, used a copy of the Gamo trigger so it could be a Crosman unit. And given that many of the parts used in the Quackenbush guns were from Crosman I'd guess that it's the Crosman version.
Gamo it could be kind of looks like this one
I think I would call Dennis and ask him. I guess he is still in business. He is a real nice guy.
Bob in WV
i would just repair the worn part. If its just worn down so it would catch you could weld a little on the worn spot then reshape it with a file. Nothing to loose trying. Theoben also used a trigger that looks similar to that one in the rapids.
I am looking for what gun this trigger group is from.
It's in an older .25 caliber Quackenbush rifle.
The hammer/Stricker will slip off the sear
I suggest you call Crosman parts dep't at: (800) 724‐7486 and order up a B18‐05‐00 Trigger Pack Assembly.
Should be a drop-in replacement.
Your photo reveals why you need one.
@steve-in-nc
Thank you!
Happy to help.
By the way, there should be an engagement adjustment screw in the back of the housing, behind the trigger blade. Turning it CCW might get your gun back in the game while you're waiting for the replacement parts.
so i have a question if this is a Crosman trigger group why do the Gamo trigger that i posted above looks just like the pictures
so i have a question if this is a Crosman trigger group why do the Gamo trigger that i posted above looks just like the pictures
Chinese clone wars.
interesting
Crosman doesn't have the assembly in stock
Gamo Spain China and Crosman HUH
https://crosman.ca/cen/b18-05-00-trigger-pack-assy-b18-05-00.html
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Quackenbush · Trigger · Identification