Winchester Repeating Arms Select - Manual (Page 26)

bottom into the set screw head (Figure 19). Turn in a
counterclockwise direction to loosen.
3. When the screw is sufficiently loose you will be able to
move the trigger shoe along the trigger plate with your
fingers. There are indexing dots on the trigger shoe
and on the plate. Line up the dots to make length of
pull longer or shorter as desired (Figure 19).
4. Tighten the Allen wrench to secure the trigger shoe to
the plate (turn in a clockwise direction to tighten).
Make sure you have aligned the indexing dots in order
to prevent marring the bottom of the trigger plate
with the set screw.
5. With your firearm unloaded, and pointed in a safe
direction, shoulder your firearm several times to see
how the adjustment changes fit you. Increase or
decrease the length of pull following the instructions
above if necessary. Do not adjust more than allowed
by the “dot” index marks on the plate and trigger
shoe. When you have found the adjustment you
prefer, tighten the set screw. Always make sure the
trigger shoe is totally secure before firing. Checking
the tightness of the set screw should be part of your
regular maintenance.
A DJUSTABLE S TOCK (S PECIAL M ODELS )
Some Select shotguns are fitted with an adjustable stock
that allows you to make adjustments to the stock for cast
and drop. This feature is usually found on target models
where shooters benefit from highly customized settings.
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FIGURE 19
Insert the Allen wrench
and loosen the set screw.
With set screw loose,
slide the trigger shoe
into the indexing
dots on the trigger
plate to personalize
length of pull.
FIGURE 20
Loosen the stock adjustment screws.