A technical look into the DIANA 34 EMS.- converting into a gas spring.

Nice write up and pictorial Hector.  I did enjoy.

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Adjustment of the 2-screw trigger would seem obvious.  Start with both screws fully retracted.

1. Remove and discard the useless and distracting return spring.  No true 2-stage trigger needs one.  Pressure from the sear on the 1st stage screw should be the only force holding the trigger blade forward.

2. Run the 1st stage screw in until slack in trigger blade movement disappears.

3. Run the 2nd stage screw in until a perfect and creepless 2nd stage just appears.

4. Adust the sear spring for desired pull weight.

Done.

Posted by: @steve-in-nc

Adjustment of the 2-screw trigger would seem obvious.  Start with both screws fully retracted.

1. Remove and discard the useless and distracting return spring.  No true 2-stage trigger needs one.  Pressure from the sear on the 1st stage screw should be the only force holding the trigger blade forward.

2. Run the 1st stage screw in until slack in trigger blade movement disappears.

3. Run the 2nd stage screw in until a perfect and creepless 2nd stage just appears.

4. Adust the sear spring for desired pull weight.

Done.

And this is relevant here ¿because? . . .

@hector-j-medina-g 

Sorry, it isn't.  Your blog's comments comparing different Diana 34 triggers -- and curiosity -- caused me to follow an irrelevant series series of highways and byways.  Please ignore.