first, the "match trigger" is usually developed for competition or match gun..... no bobcat division in any matches that i know of nor did i find any non standard replacement triggers of any kind for the bobcat.

now, to clarify, the bobcat is new and in single action you find the trigger is too heavy and has too much travel?

Originally Posted by TedDeBearFrmHell

first, the "match trigger" is usually developed for competition or match gun..... no bobcat division in any matches that i know of nor did i find any non standard replacement triggers of any kind for the bobcat.

now, to clarify, the bobcat is new and in single action you find the trigger is too heavy and has too much travel?

I have to go along with TedBearFrmHell here. I don't think there is much you will be able to do with the trigger on the Bobcat. The gun is just not made for that. You might be able to have a clever gunsmith tune it up a bit, but beyond that I don't think it will ever be "match-grade".

Thank you for the reply... You are correct, the bobcat is new and the pull on the trigger is to heavy and has to much travel... Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Don

Originally Posted by winchesterdon

Thank you for the reply... You are correct, the bobcat is new and the pull on the trigger is to heavy and has to much travel... Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Don

if the SINGLE action trigger is too heavy, all i can recommend is for a smith to slick it up some with a polisher..... the trigger travel on the single action may be that you are fully releasing the trigger between shots, you might want to just slowly release the trigger till you hear/feel the reset click, it will then be ready to fire.

as for a trigger job on a new gun, shoot it 500 times double action and you have usually worn in your trigger.