difficulty with Cetme trigger group.
All,
I'm having difficulty remembering how my CETME trigger assy. goes back together. It is Semi-auto only. The big issue is where and which way do the safety lever and spacer go on? I know it came out of there but nothing seems to make sense of the way it goes back in! If anyone could help I would appreciate it.
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I'm having difficulty remembering how my CETME trigger assy. goes back together. It is Semi-auto only. The big issue is where and which way do the safety lever and spacer go on? I know it came out of there but nothing seems to make sense of the way it goes back in! If anyone could help I would appreciate it.
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Sandwarrior,
try this link.....
http://www.geocities.com/miketheelectrician1/triggerdisassembly.html?1011930754070
Cheers,
Dave0 -
DrDoolittle 1,
My extreme thanks to you. It turned a very fustrating adventure into a ten minute job.[:D] I originally lost the pivot pin for the ejector. No one had just that for sale. Found it day before yesterday. Yesterday, went to put the trigger group together and had to quit for fear of exploding blood pressure. The site made it a quick easy fix. Works good lasts a long time. Thanks again!
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Put it all in a box and send to Bill Springfield. For about $29 ,including shipping, he will reassemble and fix the trigger so that it is light and crisp.
Try wspringfield@adelphia.net
Bamavol0 -
Bamoval,
Thanks for the offer, I got it together stock and it works great except the trigger is the military mandatory 4-5 lbs. Still, it works pretty good for what I practice doing. I will keep Bill's e-mail on hand if I do decide to lighten the trigger. thanks -Todd
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