HELP-trigger spring assy. Rebuild
[:)]OK, OK please stop [:D]laughing!! How do you get that little [}:)]*^%%$$#$#[:0] trigger spring to go UNDER the trigger assy?????[?] OK, you can start[:p][:D] laughing again.
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Maybe if we knew what the gun is? 0 -
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Depending on the gun and circumstances (which your not telling us is why I am laughing at you!![}:)]) a small dab of grease will hold the spring in place.[;)] 0 -
If you're talking about an M1 Carbine assembly, 'hook' the end of a paper-clip, insert the spring at the front of the hole in the back of the trigger guard housing, reach into the back of the hole with the hook, grab the spring's coil, and pull it rearward until it seats.
Stoooopid post, this. I don't even know what gun has the problem!
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..and we're all wasting replies by throwing darts in total darkness
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..just checked you prior 'help' postings..seems you give us some info, and when you are asked for more [info] in order to 'get to the bottom' of the problem, we never hear from you again.
'Ya gotta work with us on this. Give us a reason to want to help you, if you catch my drift.....0 -
I'm with givette on this [B)]
Just what the hell are you asking about [?][?]0 -
[xx(][V][:(][B)] OH OH, I forgot, A RG 23 revolver, ANYWAY, I got it in finailly. Thank you ALL. 0 -
So how did you do it? 0 -
I have an RG-20 (.22 short) that has had the same problem! Next time it pops out, I'm thinking the 12 pound sledge will fix it for good.
Neat little revolver and the kids love it, but I'm to short fuzed to try and out-smart a little spring.0
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