Drawing of bryco nine trigger system
Guys,
I know it is not a good weapon but it was what I could afford at the time. I broke it and I can't figure how to fix it. I put a new firing pin in as that seemed to be the most common problem but that wasn't it. It appears to be related to the trigger system. The bar that pushes the lever that releases sear doesn't function. The trigger works but it doesn't seem to connect to the trigger bar. Numrich has a part list but it doesn't show the trigger group.
Any ideas? I need a decent drawing. You can't repair something when you don't know what it looks like. Many thanks in advance. It's my ego. It's driving me crazy.
jonah2712
I know it is not a good weapon but it was what I could afford at the time. I broke it and I can't figure how to fix it. I put a new firing pin in as that seemed to be the most common problem but that wasn't it. It appears to be related to the trigger system. The bar that pushes the lever that releases sear doesn't function. The trigger works but it doesn't seem to connect to the trigger bar. Numrich has a part list but it doesn't show the trigger group.
Any ideas? I need a decent drawing. You can't repair something when you don't know what it looks like. Many thanks in advance. It's my ego. It's driving me crazy.
jonah2712
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jonah2712,
Welcome to the forum. Try this ...
or go to ...
http://www.bryco-jennings-jimenezarms.com/bryco.html
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See above.
Maybe your ego wants to you fix it, but is it really worth your time and money? These "junk" guns probably aren't cost-effective to repair. Even if you fix it, its just likely to break again.
If I were you, I'd get rid of it.
Go to your local gun store and trade it for a box of ammo (or for a deposit on something better).
Alternatively, hold it until your local police department has a "gun buy back" to take "dangerous" guns off the street, and take whatever they'll give you for it.0
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