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cntryboy1289 · March 12, 2005, 06:59 PM

Not familiar with the gun you have, but is it possible that you something out of alligment keeping the trigger from reconnecting. It may have gotten moved when you put the trigger group back in the gun. On some guns, you have to make sure the arm of trigger on the outside of the housing sits in the right relationship to the disconnector to allow the trigger to ride back into engagement. Look at the left side where the trigger and disconnector are and make sure that the trigger can can reset. Might check e-Gunparts.com to see if they have a schematic for you to look at to make sure you have them oriented correctly. I have worked on transmissions before, they are a good bit more complicated than trigger groups. One tip, before you remove parts next time, take a digital pic or draw the part in their relationship to other parts before you remove them and cannot remember how they line up. Good luck with it.

March 12, 2005, 06:59 PM	#3
cntryboy1289 Senior Member Join Date: July 19, 2004 Location: Ms Posts: 1,160	disconnector rpoblem Not familiar with the gun you have, but is it possible that you something out of alligment keeping the trigger from reconnecting. It may have gotten moved when you put the trigger group back in the gun. On some guns, you have to make sure the arm of trigger on the outside of the housing sits in the right relationship to the disconnector to allow the trigger to ride back into engagement. Look at the left side where the trigger and disconnector are and make sure that the trigger can can reset. Might check e-Gunparts.com to see if they have a schematic for you to look at to make sure you have them oriented correctly. I have worked on transmissions before, they are a good bit more complicated than trigger groups. One tip, before you remove parts next time, take a digital pic or draw the part in their relationship to other parts before you remove them and cannot remember how they line up. Good luck with it.