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Posted: 7/20/2012 10:23:57 PM
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Posted: 7/20/2012 10:59:37 PM
Check your disconnector. May have come out or put the spring in wrong or used wrong spring.
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Posted: 7/20/2012 11:12:22 PM
Did that. Spring was still seated, got wider at one end, wide end goes in the hole.
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Posted: 7/21/2012 12:17:33 AM
[Last Edit: 7/21/2012 12:18:04 AM by Dano523]
With the lower in hand,
Without touching the trigger, lower the hammer back until the rear hammer sear is as close as you can get to the disco sear. The distance that the two should miss each other should be in the .001 to .003 range with the trigger untouched, hence when the trigger is held back, the hammer cocked back on the disco sear, the disco should not be releasing the hammer until the trigger is almost a hair short of being back at the forward rest position. If you do have a large free gap between the disco and hammer sears on the pass-by, then the choices boil down to either having the FCG replaced (it's defective), or re-timing the disco to bring the free gap into check. |
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Posted: 7/21/2012 6:32:24 PM
Thank you gentlemen for the help! I was reading the post that had the exact same thing Dano posted up last night, but really didn't want to "fix" the problem myself. Long story short; careful use of the Dremel tool on the forward lower portion of the disco has got the trigger assy. resetting again. The distance between the disco and the hammer "spur" it catches is still greater than .0003, but it now resets after I SLOWLY release the trigger.Now for the fun part; TESTING!I'll post up later if I have true;y fixed the problem. Thanks again guys! (Stupid disconector!)
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Posted: 7/21/2012 10:27:33 PM
Originally Posted By IMRAYZOR666:
still greater than .0003, All I can say, is if you can measure the free gap down to .0003", you got a hell of lot better tools that I do sitting around the shop. Got to remember that a piece of paper is around .002" thick. So on that note, 001 to .003 free gap range is just fine. |
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