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AR trigger pin coming out
Alright folks, I have a Nodak Spud retro lower, and the trigger pin likes to work its way out during shooting. I can think of a few ways to take care of this.. But I thought I'd pop on and ask for advise.
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Originally posted by nickOriginally posted by M. Sage -
First thing to do is check and make sure that the leg of the hammer spring is on top of the trigger pin and is in the notch of the pin.sigpic
One guy walks over to the black rifle area and starts gazing. An employee asked him if he knew what he wanted. The guy answered "Not sure......definitely something black.............and short...............and tactical."
"I thoroughly disapprove of duels. If a man should challenge me, I would take him kindly and forgivingly by the hand and lead him to a quiet place and kill him."
-Mark Twain -
I wasn't. It was caught on the sear spring. heh.
Thanks man, I totally missed that.
Originally posted by nickOriginally posted by M. SageComment
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sigpic
One guy walks over to the black rifle area and starts gazing. An employee asked him if he knew what he wanted. The guy answered "Not sure......definitely something black.............and short...............and tactical."
"I thoroughly disapprove of duels. If a man should challenge me, I would take him kindly and forgivingly by the hand and lead him to a quiet place and kill him."
-Mark TwainComment
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I had the same issue with my self assembled AR, trigger pin walking out and light primer strikes leading to no fires. Turned out I had installed my hammer spring backwards. Flipped it around and I could fire like a mad man....well a mad man with 10 rnds and a Prince 50. I have since changed to a bullet button and might be looking towards a radlock.Comment
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