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bean · October 11th, 2006, 18:14

Also do you have a steel spring guide. A lot of the not cocking problems came from that. Also wipe downt he top of the sears to ensure they have no lube on them. Lube the areas the sears contact the trigger assembely. As tsuru said a piture helps us out. If worse comes to worst measure the distance fromt he piston lip where the sear catches to the edge of the reciever where the trigger unti comes in. Then measure the petrusion of the sear to see if they are the same height.

October 11th, 2006, 18:14	#6
bean Administrator Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2004	Also do you have a steel spring guide. A lot of the not cocking problems came from that. Also wipe downt he top of the sears to ensure they have no lube on them. Lube the areas the sears contact the trigger assembely. As tsuru said a piture helps us out. If worse comes to worst measure the distance fromt he piston lip where the sear catches to the edge of the reciever where the trigger unti comes in. Then measure the petrusion of the sear to see if they are the same height.