take it to a gun smith
Load, pump, pull trigger. Pump, pull trigger. Continue until all ammumition is fired. Load, pump, pull trigger, etc..
6 lbs. , it's what is known as "lawyer proof "
Pull and hold the trigger, then pull the bolt back and it should release.
To adjust the trigger on a Savage Anschutz 141, first ensure the rifle is unloaded and safely pointed in a safe direction. Locate the trigger adjustment screws, typically found at the rear of the trigger assembly. Use a suitable screwdriver to turn the screws, adjusting the weight and creep of the trigger pull according to your preference. Always test the trigger after adjustments to ensure it functions safely and reliably.
Good question, I have one of the very early models, l908. I know that it can but it will probably take a gunsmith to do it.
Hold down the safety switch and gently pull the bolt out, and a 1/4 turn on bolt at point where it sticks. On the Savage 340's. With clip out and safety off pull back the bolt as if you are chambering a round till bolt is all the way back. Pull trigger back fully and slide bolt out while trigger still depressed. To reinstall hold trigger back fully and slide bolt back in same position it was removed.
It is supposed to.
The trigger pull should only be adjusted by a trained gunsmith. Browning does not publish trigger pull weights.
No. C02 is required to make it fire. Without C02 all you can do is pull the trigger.
Part of the firing mechaism prevents the hammer from falling again until the trigger is released to reset it. Without it, you would have the possibility of firing more than one shot per pull of the trigger.
No, the marker will be able to shoot rapidly without an aftermarket trigger, although if you find the trigger pull stiffer than you wanted, you can exchange the spring for the trigger with a pen spring. A light trigger pull will allow you to "walk" the trigger, which basically means you pull the trigger with two fingers (one at a time), to reach full auto- like rates of fire.
There is a balance between having a trigger pull so light the gun may fire accidentally, and a pull so stiff the gun cannot be fired accurately. The trigger pull spring gauge is used to measure the force needed to make the gun fire, It is attached to the trigger of an unloaded cocked firearm, and pulled until the action drops the firing pin, as it would when firing the gun.