Sear Safety Function?

Jack Lawman · 05-18-2003, 09:29 PM

Thanks for the lightning fast reply Jim. I think I've got it. As I do not own a sear safety luger, I borrowed this pic from a thread posted by forum member "pisto". If this is bad kharma, I will remove it on first complaint.

If I understand correctly (in the yellow oval), there is a pin running from the safety spring, through the "shelf", and into the sear bar? When the sideplate is installed, it lifts the spring, pulling the pin up and out?

If this is the case, where does the sideplate contact the safety spring, and does the sideplate require modification in order to achieve the spring lift?

Edit 2130 hours: I think I see it. Does the top of the sideplate have a channel cut into it so it nestles into the "shelf" and the spring rides across the top of the plate?

05-18-2003, 09:29 PM	#3
Jack Lawman User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Near NYC Posts: 428 Thanks: 30 Thanked 64 Times in 37 Posts	Thanks for the lightning fast reply Jim. I think I've got it. As I do not own a sear safety luger, I borrowed this pic from a thread posted by forum member "pisto". If this is bad kharma, I will remove it on first complaint. If I understand correctly (in the yellow oval), there is a pin running from the safety spring, through the "shelf", and into the sear bar? When the sideplate is installed, it lifts the spring, pulling the pin up and out? If this is the case, where does the sideplate contact the safety spring, and does the sideplate require modification in order to achieve the spring lift? Edit 2130 hours: I think I see it. Does the top of the sideplate have a channel cut into it so it nestles into the "shelf" and the spring rides across the top of the plate? __________________ Why do you guys hate black circles so much?