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5/16/2005 11:15:15 PM EDT
I should know this, but I have either forgotten or never noticed to begin with. I've had my SAR-1 for over a year now, with hundreds of rounds through it and no trigger slap (I did the FCG fix). Now tonight, something struck me as odd: when I pulled the bolt back on an depressed (i.e. non-cocked) hammer, the trigger moved back a lot and then snapped forward once the bolt was all the way back. Is this normal, or should the trigger be stationary when the bolt is manipulated?

Thanks
5/17/2005 3:45:33 AM EDT
[#1]
follow the Big Update Romy thread stuck above by linx310
5/17/2005 10:47:41 AM EDT
[#2]
That site was the first place I looked. Maybe I'm just unobservant, but I didn't see any info that relates to my question (this isn't necessarily a sign of trigger slap, is it?).
5/17/2005 11:26:27 AM EDT
[#3]
No, it's normal.
5/17/2005 11:29:57 AM EDT
[#4]
Ok, thanks.

Looks like I just wasted another hour of my life taking the FCG apart/putting it back together....
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