Another question I had is how to adjust the trigger pull weight and take up. The video from CG website shows how to adjust the trigger LOP but not the pull weight or pretake

 

Sounds like a call to CG USA is in order. the DTS Kinetic Balancer is for balance more than recoil reduction. Trigger adjustments as far as I know, are performed only by CG gunsmiths, not intended for home or hobby adjustments.

 

With all of that on there what is the total weight of the gun with 32” Barrels ?

 

I own two CG Summits. I wasn't aware you could adjust the trigger pull weight or take up on your own.

 

I own a Summit. I added some home brew weight in the stock that got me to an ounce under 9 pounds and spent a few weeks tweaking the fit. I can honestly say that this gun eats recoil like no gun I have ever shot. And I run a lot of hot shells through it.
And, no, you cannot adjust the trigger take-up and pull weight.

 

I guess I believed their propaganda. This is directly from their website: “DTS trigger system with two trigger pull weight options, take up, over travel and length of pull adjustments. Factory selective release triggers available in single and double release for 12g.”

Summit Sporting - Caesar Guerini USA

gueriniusa.com

 

I guess I believed their propaganda. This is directly from their website: “DTS trigger system with two trigger pull weight options, take up, over travel and length of pull adjustments. Factory selective release triggers available in single and double release for 12g.”

Take up is adjusted with a tiny torx screw close to the trigger blade. Pull weight is changed by moving a pin in the trigger group and it's not recommended as a DIY adjustment, although I'd suggest that anyone who owns suitable pin punches etc would also likely have the skill to do it.

 

That tiny torx screw seemed to adjust my over travel. my trigger is all the way back…with the torx screw rotated counter clockwise, my trigger now stops on the guard just as the firing pin shoots. Did you notice any change on pretravel? I seem to have as much pretravel as before.