Muzzle Breaks on pellet guns.?

Question

I have a Beeman 1040 series and it comes with a 4x32 scope and a muzzle break. I was wondering from experience or someone who is sure,

can you take off the muzzle break?

Can you change the pull on the trigger on this gun?

Thanks

Answer 1

Go to pyramidair.com and read about the gun and also the reviews....

I dont think the mmuzzle break is de-tachable. Why take it off???

And it should be adjustable.

Answer 2

First of all, it is not a break, it is a brake.

Secondly, it is not really a brake, it is a cocking handle.  As mentioned before, it would be useless as a brake.  I would leave it on for two reasons: it makes the gun easier to c**k, and taking it off may shift your point of impact, because it would change the barrel harmonics.

The trigger on the 1040s that I have seen is adjustable.  Your owner's manual should have a section on trigger adjustment.

Answer 3

That's no muzzle break.

One would be useless on an air-gun.

It's a weight to make your hold steadier, and a

handle to help with the break-barrel pumping chore.

You can prbably remove it,

but you would probably be unhappy with the result.

A 'springer' airgun needs some muzzle weight to shoot accurately.