Old School
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Sounds like it is short stroking. A good cleaning and run wet. Try again. Clean gas tube is ok esspecially if you were shooting cheap commie stuff at any time. Just dry out the tube when you're done. To check the mag, drop the bolt from lock on a mag with one or two rounds to check for a weak spring. Do it under safe conditions please.
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I may have a screw for you. PM me. Frank
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Chris - Not to hijack the thread but you're a rifle snob...
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Happy B-day BTW the forum wants the mustache back!
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Go and buy a "Hard Start" capacitor It should work for awhile. My guess is the compressor is on the way out. What's you least favorite gun? I see a new fridge in your future.
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Nick - This posses a terribly retorical question. When does LEO make the transition from the protector of the people to the enemy of the people? When does LEO decide to follow direct orders or their oath to protect an uphold The Costitution? Yes Nick I dread that day.... To some degree that day is now...
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Raz - You can't take enough travel out to pull the trigger off the notch on the hammer because the top of the trigger tail hits the safety way before you loose engagement. Now that being said... Whenever I mod one of my triggers in addition to normal safety checks I "blue" the engagement surfaces. I agree with you 100%, and will go farther, the majority of folks out there should not be messing with their triggers.
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Yeah I have one of his triggers laying around...Not impressed... That bump of weld is not to limit over travel but to reduce trigger/hammer engagement, I used to drill the tail and put a set crew in but no more. You can carefully file off that hump or buy a new trigger, But if the bump works this screw device won't give you a better trigger.
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Vlad just take a look at how much travel the disconnector has. Alot and you are moving the trigger in the direction to make it hook-up all the more....So it always is going to grab. The screw drifting? It would have to drift up against gravity and it's lock tighted. So that is very unlikely.
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You are SFOS! More kids died in the bath tube last year than with firearms. And when they report statistics they consider 18-20 yo's as children...LOL Man GYHOOYA! These are totalitarian / nazi tactics
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Vlad- no change to the operation of the disconnector at all.
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Ban all firearms and save mega lives... Your logic is flawed. I can see the local LE acting like Nazi's. Keep in mind NJ FID and P2P are for purchase not for possession. So what are they legally going to ask for? Please rethink your position.Happy you guys. Had the barbeque last night.Just be careful thowing that "Old School" around. I listen to Fox News. It motivates me.Glad you're OK kid!!!You are actually removing part of the hammer / trigger engagement. Alot of the weight is dragging the trigger over the horizontal grooves that are ground into the notch on the hammer. Less travel removes some of the weight. A lighter trigger return spring removes more weight, Not with this part but by using this method I have 3.25 lb triggers.Check this out. A new solution to an old trick I've been doing for awhile... http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=JB-TRIGGERADJUSTER&utm_source=JoeBob+Subscribers&utm_campaign=b344e4a1b6-PMC+223+Sale-Spike%27s+Uppers%2FLowers&utm_medium=email The only thing I do it for $0.40If it doesn't work, let me play with it before you spend $, you're local. I have a few sets of rings and other junk to play with a bore sighter.Try this...Remove the scope and rings. Reverse the rings meaning put nut that secures the ring to the 3/8 dovetail on the other side of the reciever. try it...Sometimes the mountings are not dead center. Zee rings are great for elevation.I rode it out on the boat on Forked River last night. Just lost a IV throwable off of the rod holder Other guys lost more valuable stuff.