Accuracy International AX50 Trigger Adjustment Question.

[338LM_Sniper]

I have an Accuracy International AX50 and it has the Factory 2 Stage Match Trigger. I was just was wondering if there is a PDF or video on how to properly adjust the 2nd Stage to a lower setting? I don't see anything out there on the web so your input would be very appreciated. I am happy with the 1st stage and the wall it hits before moving to the 2nd stage, but its a little on the heavy side and I need to know exactly how to properly adjust it down. This is an earlier 2016 AX50 and not the newer AX50 ELR version if that makes a difference?

Thanks in advance.

 

[338LM_Sniper]

Anyone?

 

[richthe1]

I’d just reach out to Mile High. Kent can probably point you in the right direction. He’s been great at communicating with me as a customer. @Mile High Shooting

 

[Mile High Shooting]

I will ask Adam.

Kent

 

[338LM_Sniper]

Thanks Guys. I just mounted a new NF scope and a 1.89" height Spuhr Mount to my AX50 and I am going to take it out on my backyard range tomorrow and zero it in and I wouldn't mind having the trigger a little lighter while shooting $8 bucks a round.

I appreciate the help.

 

[Kiba]

Not sure what trigger the AX50 has, but for the older non-competition AW/AE/AT/AX triggers the weight adjustment screw is the vertical screw closest to the front of the trigger housing.

This picture is for the old non adjustable shoe AE/AW triggers, but I believe the weight adjustment screw location is the same on the later triggers with the adjustable shoe (it's been a while since I messed with my 3 adjustable shoe non-comp triggers.) The non-comp triggers usually only go down to 3.25lb or so, I believe the AI spec for minimum pull weight is 1.5kg.

The newer xtsp made competition triggers will go much lower, especially with the lighter springs installed... Not sure the comp trigger was offered on the AX50 though. Competition trigger diagram below...

I could also be way off and the 50s came with a completely different trigger than the smaller models...

 

[Mile High Shooting]

OK,

I just got a lengthy tutorial on triggers. We do not have a manual or anything that would be helpful with that trigger. I wish I had better info.

Kent