Continuing with my Win M12 project, I tried replacing the hammer, spring guide rod and spring with NOS USR parts. The new guide rod has a slight bend to it. The old guide rod had a substantial bend to it. With the new guide rod/spring in place in the trigger housing, the hammer will not stay cocked. I looked on Ebay at used hammer/spring guide rods listed for sale and they all had the same slight bend to them, not the substantial bend my old part has, so I am guessing the slight bend of the new part is correct. Is there something wrong with my trigger guard? How did the old guide rod come to have such a pronounced bend to it? Did the factory do that?
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Winchester Model 12 Hammer Spring Guide Rod Shape
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Winchester Model 12 Hammer Spring Guide Rod Shape
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look at the placement of the sear notch on your old hammer vs the new one, along with the scribe marks on the old hammer. Kinda looks like there was a trigger job done before, the new hammer is probably not compatible with a modified sear or trigger that the old hammer was installed withRightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal rights of others. I do not add 'within the limits of the law' because law is often but the tyrant's will, and always so when it violates the rights of the individual.
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Hmmmm, looks like a may need to replace the trigger, too.Comment
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