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FX Dreamline Trigger Tuning - FX Dreamline Trigger Disassembly and Reassembly

910 Airgun Tuning and Repairs

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Learn how to adjust the FX Dreamline trigger to your liking. The FX Dreamline triggers for all models are the same, with an exception for the FX DreamPup, which still works off the same principles of tuning displayed in this video.
In this video, I go over how to remove and install the FX Dreamline trigger. The different parts of the trigger, the functions of each part, and how to tune the trigger of thw FX Airguns Dreamline.
I did not have a trigger weight gauge with me at the time of the video, but I go through the steps of how to adjust the different settings of the trigger, as well as how to bring it back to a "stock" tune.

As always, if you need any help with this topic, please let me know.

0:11 Intro
1:17 Disassembly
2:13 Pin Removal
4:11 Trigger Overview
8:55 Reassemble
13:26 First Stage Tuning
17:04 Second Stage Tuning

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Disclaimer: Modifying or Tampering with air rifles can be very dangerous, and if done improperly, can cause serious injury and/or damage to property. Always be sure to keep safety in mind while working on your air rifle. Also, please contact your dealer and/or manufacturer before any tampering or modifying. 910 Airgun Tuning and Repairs LLC is not liable for any injury or damage to property due to a viewer tampering, modifying, repairing, or tuning an air rifle. 910 Airgun Tuning and Repairs LLC does not represent FX Airguns or FX Airguns USA in these videos. FX Airguns and FX Airguns USA are not responsible for any possible liabilities from these videos.

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20 Comments

@boyscout5445 3 years ago

Hey... Thanks. Problem with the safety. Watched this how too , solved the problem. Adjusted the last screw, the safety now works.

@kelvinsparks4651 1 year ago

Great video's on the FX range . I have a DRS and it's trigger is so light where as I prefer a bit more feel . Have you made any videos for the drs trigger? Many thanks for your help 😃

@bawadava4298 6 years ago

I love fx ...

@strunkiminat 1 year ago

Mate you safed my rifle because my valve Pin broke now ita workin again danke diggah

@julianweeks326 5 years ago

some thing as simple as that tiny grub screw for the safety adjustment nearly had me taking my Dreamline back to the shop for repair, i am so happy i found this tutorial, a couple of turns on that screw and all was good. many thanks for easing my stress :)

@BobbySpeedRacing 6 years ago

👍👍👍👍

@alexanderdpt6719 3 years ago

Thank you for convincing me to dare to fix the FX Panthera trigger, also Panthera cannot adjustable you call "first Stage Spring", so i replace with softer spring.

@TheBumpothegreat 4 years ago

Yo what's up Newman! Your videos are so informative they shouldn't be free. Newman here runs a shop bearing the namesake of this channel 910 Airguns, by far the best place to find FX upgrade parts and accessories.

@ceterfo 5 years ago

Thank you for helping me fix my mushy trigger. I know I'm going to be watching these videos a lot more than any others.

@nekeke1 6 years ago

Thank you!.

@jrlayneoliver 6 years ago

thanks for the tutorial Newman! Your videos make, what seems to be an impossible task or something I should send back, a job I can do myself... thanks again

@larrymaples969 3 years ago

Great info

@ThePatokan 2 years ago

Thanks again!

@ahmetoralakdeniz7770 4 months ago

Good video mate

@paulandrews3785 5 years ago

Great video s my friend thanks for video and your sharing knowledge😎

@donspiteri6814 1 year ago

Great video mate very educational.

@Hunter_GSM 6 years ago

Show us the impact trigger working principal someday!:)

@johnmoss4140 5 years ago

yep, if you don't heat the part you can definitely round out the allens. where is the best place to get a replacement for the 2nd stage allen/spring plunger?

@ArtieGlock 4 years ago

When you are adjusting the "safety" screw should the safety be in the SAFE position? Thank you.

@geraldkoth654 4 years ago (edited)

I hate the two stage trigger. I want the trigger to not move one RCH before it breaks and the gun fires. Super tight with no slop, but about two to three pounds of pull. Is that at all possible with these so called triggers? For my ARs I can get single stage triggers that act just as I described. Zero movement until BOOM. I am glad you disassembled the whole trigger mechanism. I can see that the sear and the "pacman" guarantee trigger creep, as there is basically a ramp that exists rather than a sharp edged cliff. Too much sear movement before release.