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I actually got my zero trigger from my L96 to work on the CA M24. All I had to do was just take one of the little mounting blocks, that holds the trigger to the rifle, off of the stock trigger and then took the front one off of the Zero trigger. Attached the mounting block from the stock trigger onto Zero trigger.
The only thing that doesn't quite work is the quick bolt release. I am looking at cutting this down so it will work with the stock trigger guard.
It works quite well to be honest.
I have a guy that wants to buy a few parts from my L96, so I am planning on running that at around 350 fps now, and focus more on the precision side of things with that. And make the M24 my long range weapon.
Trigger installed on M24
Cylinder pulled to the rear, cylinder holding the cylinder to the rear.
Trigger inside of the stock.
Another shot of the trigger inside the stock.
The front mounting block that had to be changed with the stock triggers mounting block. Just the one needed to be switched.
Rifle functions fine, and the zero is an improvement over the stock unit. And I am not having the hang up that I was once having.
Still not sure if I am going to keep it like that or not, but it does confirm that it will work.
The main reason why I am looking at doing this is because the stock trigger to me is kind of weird. The trigger blade is sliding back and forth on it pivot pin. And when that moves from side to side the main trigger bar moves and this catches on the main sear. So when that gets hung up the trigger doesn't reset.
But I will wait for the pics to make my decision. Though I do really like this now
