Perazzi MX2000S Trigger Group Removal

oldnnp · **Joined:** Wed Aug 06, 2008 8:13 am **Posts:** 120

cheecho1960 · **Posted:** Wed Apr 15, 2020 7:56 pm

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sera · **Joined:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 8:20 am **Posts:** 13629

Oliver--you have more guts than sense. If I tried this , those little parts would have fallen on the floor and rolled under something.

How you been ???

Last year I bought an MX 2000 that came w/ a drop out trigger and coil springs. My 1st set like that. Light gun , easy to shoot.

Skeet_Man · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2020 11:51 am

That's EXCELLENT information, I had no idea the "fixed" trigger Perazzis were like this, make it much more attractive for me to purchase one down the line.

winmod21 · **Posted:** Thu Apr 16, 2020 12:09 pm

When I see stuff like this I always marvel that a person had the smarts and creativity to design and build it. Pretty remarkable for a mechanism we tend to take for granted.

oldnnp · **Joined:** Wed Aug 06, 2008 8:13 am **Posts:** 120

Sera, I am doing fine. I have a MX8 with externally selective coil spring trigger group. Will not need leaf springs again! Mr. Perazzi was truly a genius when you look at the design of the MX series of guns.

Oliver

sera · **Joined:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 8:20 am **Posts:** 13629

Yes. I have a leaf spring group that fires bottom/top , no selector. Another w/ a selector and now this coil spring gun w/ a selector...all three 12g plus plus an MX 20.

The three drop out trigger groups each fit in any of the other guns. Nice to have a "spare" group to carry around and not worry about.

Ann has a "Elle" ladies model w/ the fixed trigger group like you show in the video.

All this Italian iron and no where to shoot. Dang.

oldnnp · **Joined:** Wed Aug 06, 2008 8:13 am **Posts:** 120

Too much time on my hands and you see what happens! I start taking things apart!!

Oliver

mpolans · **Joined:** Sat Nov 30, 2013 8:21 pm **Posts:** 763

Good video. Thanks!

flyway3 · **Joined:** Mon Jun 29, 2009 3:20 pm **Posts:** 165

thanks for sharing

BREAKEMALL · **Posted:** Sat May 09, 2020 8:34 am

Thanks for the video.
Best,
Breakemall
Western North Carolina

castnblast2 · **Joined:** Fri Oct 23, 2020 3:47 pm **Posts:** 30

Thank you, I have a MX8 and TM1 with removeable triggers and just bought a HTS so your video was very interesting. The Perazzi Trigger be it removeable or fixed is truly a marvel of gunmakers engineering.

paracord · **Joined:** Thu Jul 14, 2011 10:28 am **Posts:** 760

Definitely nice for maintenance.

The only problem is what if something breaks while you're on the line!

oldnnp · **Joined:** Wed Aug 06, 2008 8:13 am **Posts:** 120

The coil spring trigger groups both fixed and drop out are felt to be more reliable because chances are if something breaks it will be a leaf spring before any other part. Coil springs if they break, continue to function since they are on a guide rod. Many shooters that participate in a shooting sport with very limited or no option to continue in the competition in the event of the shooter’s gun breaks choose coil spring trigger groups.

Oliver

paracord · **Joined:** Thu Jul 14, 2011 10:28 am **Posts:** 760

I hear ya but what if they do? All trigger groups malfunction in time. What if a sear gets worn and the gun starts to double? What if the trigger return spring breaks, etc?

There’s a reason Olympic teams use drop trigger guns. More redundancy and you can swap fire control parts right on the line.

mpolans · **Joined:** Sat Nov 30, 2013 8:21 pm **Posts:** 763

paracord wrote:

I hear ya but what if they do? All trigger groups malfunction in time. What if a sear gets worn and the gun starts to double? What if the trigger return spring breaks, etc?

There’s a reason Olympic teams use drop trigger guns. More redundancy and you can swap fire control parts right on the line.

IIRC, Kim Rhode won all of medals while with Perazzi with a fixed trigger MX12. Her latest ones are with a Beretta.

Perazzi MX2000S Trigger Group Removal

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