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Posted: 5/19/2012 11:44:13 AM
[Last Edit: 5/19/2012 2:02:36 PM by jdoming728]
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Posted: 5/19/2012 7:27:39 PM
Well figured it out and it was an out of spec main spring fixed it but lead to a much smaller problem...The back safety does not work propely once the main spring block, or as some call it the hammer spring Bloch is installed,,, when not installed the plan or back safety springs back into position on it's own but whir installed it stay put where you press ir, it will come back if you manually move it into the safe position but not on it's own,,, any ideas...
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Posted: 5/21/2012 3:32:02 PM
Sweet Jesus,...........that's some TOUGH reading!
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Posted: 5/24/2012 9:09:29 AM
Originally Posted By faawrenchbndr:
Sweet Jesus,...........that's some TOUGH reading! Missed the class on paragraphs.. |
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Posted: 5/24/2012 3:13:28 PM
[Last Edit: 5/24/2012 3:14:07 PM by jdoming728]
I guess I did but most took the class on criticism and forgot the one on Helping...Well problem solved build is done....
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Posted: 5/26/2012 2:17:15 PM
Originally Posted By jdoming728:
I guess I did but most took the class on criticism and forgot the one on Helping...Well problem solved build is done.... You are asking for help and do not understand a lot of us are not going to wade through a wall of text?
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Posted: 5/31/2012 4:00:48 PM
[Last Edit: 5/31/2012 4:41:10 PM by jdoming728]
Ok then I start simply... My trigger pressed and slide pulled back and trigger let go fires fine.... But trigger held back and slide pulled back and hammer will follow the slide.. I think in the 1911 world you call it hammer follow.... what should I look for.. I can cycle the gun normally if I do it by releasing the trigger as I shoot but in building AK,s and Ar,s this is a sign of full auto.... Not safe in this case....I have also adjusted the trigger travel so it just fires when pulled back... My trigger did not come with a set screw so I went out and purchased one and set pre travel and loc tite.... Now what.....Still have hammer follow. Problems I did take care of are Hammer not locking in two positions... done... Rear safety works not with the replacement of the main spring...done. Mag to low installed a EGW
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Posted: 6/2/2012 7:06:16 PM
Hammer follow is typically caused by the disconnector not disconnecting. The way it's supposed to work is your trigger bow presses on the disconector, which in turn presses on the sear, in order to release the hammer. When the slide cycles, it pushes the disconnector downwards, thereby disengaging it from the trigger bow and sear. This effectively negates the trigger from holding the sear in the released position, so that when the hammer is cocked by the slide, it will catch on the sear hook as it begins to follow the slide forward and remain in the cocked position. If you hold the trigger to the rear and cycle the slide slowly, you should be able to hear, and possibly even feel, the disconnector as it disconnects from the sear, then when you let the slide forward, you should hear it spring back into firing position as you release the trigger. If this does not happen, your disconnector is not functioning correctly. This could be caused by the disconnector not being installed correctly, or one that is too short and not sufficiently protruding from the top of the frame enough to provide for sufficient downward travel to disengage from the sear.
Remove the mainspring housing and inspect the installation of the disconnector. Looking into the frame from the rear it will be behind the sear spring(the flat spring with the three fingers)It should be under the center finger, but the bottom of it should be between the trigger bow and the sear. If it is installed correctly, it is probably too short. |
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Posted: 6/5/2012 12:56:45 PM
Right on the money.. Its an out of spec disconnector and also mis adjusted pre-travel screw. I had to replace it with a EGW long disconnector and re adjust my trigger screw and all is well... Now its a matter of test firing a lot of mags tru this thing to see how it behaves....
Thank you for your come back and the education it helped a lot. I purchased a Sarco kit and found out that the comfort of a low price does not equal the sting of a poor quality part.// I had to replace the disconnector and the sear and the sear spring to get this kit to function correctly.. Again thank you for the come back... Oh another lesson learned is get spare parts so you can test the parts you already have.... can't compare parts if you have nothing to compare to... .My disconnector was short a whole ...15 and how I found out is by placing a piece of tape on the ball of the dissconnector and trying it to see if it worked.. Of coarse it will come off after a couple of slide actions but it gave me a hint of what was not happening. After I took out the disconnector and used my mic to measure and confirm...... .In hind sight I should have taken apart my other purchased RIA 1911 and checked those parts but I really didn't want two guns not working so |
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Posted: 6/6/2012 12:42:57 PM
Glad to be of assistance. Now go out and throw some lead downrange to verify proper function.
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