In my view, the GRT trigger was one of the best products to hit the adult airgun scene since the introduction of the R-1. That solution is a "drop-in" replacement trigger blade marketed by Bob Werner, aka "CharlieDaTuna," the man behind Charlie's Springer Works. Well, there is no need to ask "what if" because there is a solution, and it more than lives up to the press that hundreds of satisfied customers have already given it. What if there was some way to bridge the gap between the crude, as-issued Gamo trigger and the excellent Rekord unit common to R-Series Beemans' What if the solution left you with plenty of change in your pocket from two "twenty spots" and could be installed in about half the time it will take me to write this post'
One thing that most people who have shot both rifles extensively will stipulate is that the R-9 is easier to shoot accurately, due in part to its slightly heavier weight, and in large measure to its vastly more refined trigger feel. My off hand scores with her Shadow aren't much different than what I get with my. My Shadow certainly never gave cause to complain in the accuracy department, and my wife's has been a little tighter grouping than mine was from day one. I believe that the subject of whether the R-9 or Shadow is more accurate is open for debate. We still have one in our household, but it is my wife's gun. 177 Gamo Shadow during the years that I owned one. "Be Ye Transformed" -Gamo + CdT Trigger = Bliss on the CheapĪlthough I am fond of the R-9's that I do most of my small game hunting with, I have to admit that I found much to like about the. Once you install one of those pretty gold-anodized GRT-III trigger blades, you'll focus on that little piece of bling and forget all the plastic (opposite effect of finding a plastic shortcut on a nicer gun). There's so much plastic that you don't feel cheated by any plastic parts, because. Haven't chronoed yet, but looks like 16-19 FP by Tom Gaylord's Pyramyd tests. Almost as quiet as my shrouded TX200 and similarly smooth firing cycle. When the world thaws out I'll try longer.
but otherwise I put it right up there with my R7 and TX200 MkIII in the firing sweetness department. No pretty wood or deep, mirror-finished bluing. I installed the GRT-III before it was an hour old and that completes the package (Better scope someday. I'm amazed by how well behaved this very light "plastic" gun is shooting with the ram. It's smooth, quiet, and easy to hit with, but for some reason the artillery hold doesn't work for me - holding it pretty tight to get good groups with 10.5 CPs. European Airgun magazine recognizes GRT-III Triggerįirst impressions are that these guns should change some want lists - even for people who are focused on German/English guns.
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