Posted: 11/8/2011 6:24:05 PM EDT
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With weapon thumb safety on and hammer cocked should trigger move at all?
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| Maybe just the way you worded your question, but just to be sure....the thumb safety should engage ONLY when the hammer is cocked. And to answer the question, no, the trigger should not move. Not that it should be as if welded in place, but no discernible movement. It shouldn't move with the hammer down and thumb safety disengaged either. |
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Maybe just the way you worded your question, but just to be sure....the thumb safety should engage ONLY when the hammer is cocked. And to answer the question, no, the trigger should not move. Not that it should be as if welded in place, but no discernible movement. It shouldn't move with the hammer down and thumb safety disengaged either. thumb saftey does not stop pretravel of the trigger. triger will move untill it hits the sear. |
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Maybe just the way you worded your question, but just to be sure....the thumb safety should engage ONLY when the hammer is cocked. And to answer the question, no, the trigger should not move. Not that it should be as if welded in place, but no discernible movement. It shouldn't move with the hammer down and thumb safety disengaged either. thumb saftey does not stop pretravel of the trigger. triger will move untill it hits the sear. That I understand. It's not much movement though. I guess I'm assuming the OP is experiencing more significant movement. |
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yes, but hammer will not fall, even when saftey is placed off. if it does get pistol fixed. Okay, now I'm confused. I'm assuming this is while pistol is being gripped. 
if thumb saftey not fit right, when you pull the trigger then let go of the trigger and place the thumb saftey in the off postion. a incorect fit thumb saftey will allow the hammer to fall. |
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Hammer cocked,grip safety depressed,thumb safety on.trigger has a good amount of movement in+out but hammer never falls unless I release thumb safety. try this Saftey check |
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Some triggers have two metal tabs on the front of the triger bow for adjusting pretravel and a set screw for adjusting overtravel.
If it really bugs you |