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I read somewhere in here that the disconnector spring is supposed to be installed with the large end in the well in the trigger. I know the one I just assembled is opposite that. Can someone chime in and let me know which is correct? Thanks.
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Originally posted by SAN compnerd -
I think the large end goes in first according to the instructions I read, it will snap into place.
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The large end goes in the well. It should go in snug, and have some resistance when trying to pull it out.sigpic
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Correct. The large end goes down. It will snap into place. Be sure you are using the correct spring. The bolt catch detent/plunger soring looks almost the same, but it is cylindrical, whereas the disconnecter spring is conical (cone shaped).
If you use the wrong spring, or instal the correct one upside down, your weapon may malfunction. Resulting in more than one round fired per trigger pull = Assault Weapon
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Thanks Troop,
That was part of my concern as I read about that exact malfunction in the Rifle forum and this was mentioned as a possible cause."I think we have more machinery of government than is necessary, too many parasites living on the labor of the industrious." - Thomas Jefferson, 1824
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