Trigger function

Arizona Slim · 09-06-2011, 04:22 PM

I'll echo his caveat, go easy...by not taking care to minimize material removal or maintain the correct angles in the interrelated parts, you risk turning it into a full auto gun.

Excellent advice from David. At one time I owned a Remington semi-auto .22 that had a very hard trigger pull, I kenw to be careful using the stone on my sear and trigger so lightly took a little metal off before putting it back together, I did this several times before it felt about right, I took it out to the range and to my chagrin I had a full automatic. Needless to say I immediately ordered new parts, as we all know the BATFE frowns on this sort of thing.

09-06-2011, 04:22 PM	#7
Arizona Slim Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Illinois Posts: 706 Thanks: 1,026 Thanked 409 Times in 225 Posts	I'll echo his caveat, go easy...by not taking care to minimize material removal or maintain the correct angles in the interrelated parts, you risk turning it into a full auto gun. Excellent advice from David. At one time I owned a Remington semi-auto .22 that had a very hard trigger pull, I kenw to be careful using the stone on my sear and trigger so lightly took a little metal off before putting it back together, I did this several times before it felt about right, I took it out to the range and to my chagrin I had a full automatic. Needless to say I immediately ordered new parts, as we all know the BATFE frowns on this sort of thing.