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thater · 11-07-2002, 01:20 PM

It does have a spring under the trigger and it seems that it takes a good deal of force to pull it. I took off the plate on the side of the pistol and I see that the end of the sear bar wants to stick out. The way that I see it is that the end of the sear slams into the trigger lever. The trigger lever sticks out because I hold the trigger in. When I push the trigger opposite, it draws the trigger lever back in and then releases the sear bar and lets it get that 1mm forward to the natural position. Which way is the sear bar spring supposed to hold the end of the sear bar to? Is the spring supposed to hold the end of the sear bar out, like it happens with mine, or is it supposed to hold it to an intermediate like position? Thanks.

11-07-2002, 01:20 PM	#5
thater User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	It does have a spring under the trigger and it seems that it takes a good deal of force to pull it. I took off the plate on the side of the pistol and I see that the end of the sear bar wants to stick out. The way that I see it is that the end of the sear slams into the trigger lever. The trigger lever sticks out because I hold the trigger in. When I push the trigger opposite, it draws the trigger lever back in and then releases the sear bar and lets it get that 1mm forward to the natural position. Which way is the sear bar spring supposed to hold the end of the sear bar to? Is the spring supposed to hold the end of the sear bar out, like it happens with mine, or is it supposed to hold it to an intermediate like position? Thanks.