I just received the 46E from Midsouth this weekend and I like it quite a bit. The trigger, however, is really touchy. The slightest pressure causes it to fire. I would like to adjust back in the first stage.

The information that came with the gun is not real helpful - it says that one screw should not be touched and the other screw adjusts the first stage. The graphics are so bad that I cant tell which is which. There are two in line screws inside the trigger guard - Can anyone tell me which screw to use to adjust the first stage?

of the rifle is the one you're after. It sounds like you'll want to turn the screw in (clock wise), go in small adjustments. HTH,

Mulby

On most of the Diana two-screw triggers, the front screw won't even touch the seat lever - you have to file down the trigger block by 1mm to get it to touch.

The rear screw touches a bit farther back and therefore doesn't have much leverage on the sear lever. Turn that one in and I think your problem will be corrected, but you'll greatly increase the trigger pull.