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Posted: 5/22/2017 7:36:44 PM EDT
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i recently got a blemed NFA Glock style lower. i assembled the lower and i do not have an upper or any other parts. when testing the safety and trigger/hammer reset, the hammer will fall, but if i hold the trigger the hammer get caught on the disconnect and won't release the hammer unless i release the trigger then the hammer *pops* into position. i am using a standard mil-spec FCG and an ambi safety.
how can i fix this problem? |
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i recently got a blemed NFA Glock style lower. i assembled the lower and i do not have an upper or any other parts. when testing the safety and trigger/hammer reset, the hammer will fall, but if i hold the trigger the hammer get caught on the disconnect and won't release the hammer unless i release the trigger then the hammer *pops* into position. i am using a standard mil-spec FCG and an ambi safety. how can i fix this problem? |
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Unless you're not describing things very well, that is not a problem. That is how the disconnector is supposed to function. The disconnector holds the hammer until the trigger is released, resetting it for the next shot. i just found this ARCOM thread... link looks like i'll have to play with it tomorrow and look at a few things that thread mentions.... |
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Well....why don't you get an actual upper on there, take it to the range, and shoot it.
Because at this point, you don't really know if you do actually have a problem yet. And don't be grinding on the trigger parts or do anything else (except verifying it was assembled correctly) until you do get an upper and fire it. . |
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i almost forgot to update this thread.....
basically the stock trigger group i was using is not good. i replaced it with a LaRue and it works flawless now. i put the old trigger group in the TAC and guess what, it doesn't work. looks like that trigger group is trash. so everything is all good! |
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