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Yup, that wasn't there. I'll check once I'm done watching Obama's town hall nonsense. It's a disaster for him btw.
Sorry. I cant fix him.
He's broke bad!
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Yup, that wasn't there. I'll check once I'm done watching Obama's town hall nonsense. It's a disaster for him btw.
Look down on your trigger group with the upper off the gun.
Cock the hammer with your thumb wile holding the trigger. Then let off the trigger and see if the disconector lets go of the hammer and hands control over to the trigger sear?
Get it straight guys, 1st check and make sure there is enuff BLINKER FLUID , IF FULL CHECK BUFFER BEARINGS.
Get it straight guys, 1st check and make sure there is enuff BLINKER FLUID , IF FULL CHECK BUFFER BEARINGS.
Hey! Enough out of you!
Shouldn't you be rebuilding that Harley? I mean it's got 5,000 miles on it!
I cocked the hammer with my thumb, finger holding the trigger down, then let off the trigger and when I released the hammer it "caught," and held where it should. Is this what you mean?
cock it, finger hold trigger back, let off hammer first then the trigger. You should get a click as the connector releases to the sear
you guys got this one figured out
Interesting, something is off, get this: I did exactly what you said and when I let off the trigger... nothing, however then I grabbed the trigger and pushed it forward slightly then I heard the click! So what does this sound like to you? The trigger position is off or something shifted? This was an experimental build for me with a cheap plastic lower that I was given and "finished" with a Dremel. So maybe something is screwed up or needs modding. Thoughts?
Great test by the way, we've definitely isolated where the issue is.
Well this is gona get a bit convoluted. Please be patient with me.
It's a matter of terminology.
Do this.
While puling the trigger back. Cock the hammer with your thumb.
Let off the trigger. You should hear an audible click.
Pull the trigger and the hammer should fall. [Please buffer it from hitting the receiver. As the upper is off the gun.]
The click you hear when you let go of the trigger is the disconecter letting go of the hammer and dropping it down to the trigger sear,
The pull of the trigger disconnects the sear and that's why the hammer drops.
Make sense?
This is how things should work.
Before when you said you did not hear a click when releasing the trigger. And had to push it forward to hear the ''Click''. This led me to believe the hook on the disconector was not letting go of the hammer.
Can you reproduce this failure to ''Click'' with the upper off? Or maybe with the gun back together?
Sounds like the disconector is not letting go of the hammer? I think it must have a bur or something hanging it up on the hammer.
The contact surface on the disconector and hammer may need to be filed down and made smooth with a diamond file and some fine paper.
They need to disengage when you let go of the trigger or you will never be able to pull the trigger and drop the hammer.
It could also be a week trigger spring that can't move the trigger back to the forward position against the tension of the disconector/hammer connection?
But there pretty weak anyways. And polishing the hammer/disconector contact points will hurt nothing. So why not try that first?
bjett98 has posted a video. Maybe that helps. I'm not the best explainer.
its really the only thing it can be with no resetSounds like the disconector is not letting go of the hammer?