Occasional failure to fire

Sticker · 10-25-2004, 08:09 PM

Hi

I'am a newbie

I have the same problem with my newly aquired 1940 42 luger.

Sometimes after firing a shot and releasing the trigger in a normal fashion, nothing will happen when the trigger is pulled again.

I removed the toggle to see what's going on,

that little round telescoping pin in the end or the sear bar seems to get caught on that L shaped transfer bar. If I push on the right side of the trigger, or release the trigger with force, the L bar moves out of the way and the pin pops out into place.

Someone mentioned to tweek that L shaped bar, how easy is it to bend? I don't want it to go snap!

Any Ideas would be greatly appreciated

Sticker

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10-25-2004, 08:09 PM	#8
Sticker User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Ontario Posts: 29 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi I'am a newbie I have the same problem with my newly aquired 1940 42 luger. Sometimes after firing a shot and releasing the trigger in a normal fashion, nothing will happen when the trigger is pulled again. I removed the toggle to see what's going on, that little round telescoping pin in the end or the sear bar seems to get caught on that L shaped transfer bar. If I push on the right side of the trigger, or release the trigger with force, the L bar moves out of the way and the pin pops out into place. Someone mentioned to tweek that L shaped bar, how easy is it to bend? I don't want it to go snap! Any Ideas would be greatly appreciated Sticker