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fuzebox40 · 10-27-2011, 03:30 PM

Well , I'm really not familiar with your gun so I don't mean to imply, it was more of a conversational first impresion. I supose a question mark would have been more apropriate. Also viewing on a very small laptop I've been repairing for a friend but it just looked a bit scary to me if I seen it right. Maybe you can set me strait.
I'm assuming the trigger was grinded on a 45 degree so the sear will release with about half the pull distance and pressure (before involving the safety)? Then I'm assuming that the even lighter trigger pull after releasing the safety was not the intent but a byproduct of the now parcial trigger engagement that is left from safety-on trigger pull. I guess what looked ify to me is when the safety is released, I noticed the sear falls a bit and appears to catch the last bit of trigger. I'm wondering is there something other than that still preventing it from firing or is that it?
If that were it then I would be leary of putting much faith in a moving sear.

10-27-2011, 03:30 PM	#4
fuzebox40 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Apple Valley, Ca. Contributor Posts: 1,486	Re: Somewhat Nutty AccuTrigger Mod Well , I'm really not familiar with your gun so I don't mean to imply, it was more of a conversational first impresion. I supose a question mark would have been more apropriate. Also viewing on a very small laptop I've been repairing for a friend but it just looked a bit scary to me if I seen it right. Maybe you can set me strait. I'm assuming the trigger was grinded on a 45 degree so the sear will release with about half the pull distance and pressure (before involving the safety)? Then I'm assuming that the even lighter trigger pull after releasing the safety was not the intent but a byproduct of the now parcial trigger engagement that is left from safety-on trigger pull. I guess what looked ify to me is when the safety is released, I noticed the sear falls a bit and appears to catch the last bit of trigger. I'm wondering is there something other than that still preventing it from firing or is that it? If that were it then I would be leary of putting much faith in a moving sear.