H&R 922 made in 1931 JIM Hauff ????? - The Firearms Forum

goofy · 03-19-2011, 12:33 PM

Hi jim This question is refering to my earlyer post .Well I have all the parts figured out except for the trigger spring how does it go in??? Does the flat end (open side of spring) set in(on) the trigger gard and the other end (the rounded part of the spring)fit into the front notch of the trigger??? thanks.........GOOFY

Jim Hauff · 03-20-2011, 10:28 AM

Goofy,
I think 45AUTO would be a better person to answer that - he's taken a bunch of the H&R's apart - I only polish the outsides and take the grip plates off. BUT, from a mechanical point of view - I believe that the open side (that would be the part with the most leverage) should engage/sit in the front notch in the trigger so that it forces the trigger to return to normal position?????

Check out the schematic/parts diagram for the Model 1904 (922 derived directly from this model - the schematic/parts diagram Numrich lists for the 922 is for the 2nd (modern) post 1952 model.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/...spx?catid=7891

03-19-2011, 12:33 PM	#1
goofy Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Contributor Posts: 2,019	H&R 922 made in 1931 JIM Hauff ????? Hi jim This question is refering to my earlyer post .Well I have all the parts figured out except for the trigger spring how does it go in??? Does the flat end (open side of spring) set in(on) the trigger gard and the other end (the rounded part of the spring)fit into the front notch of the trigger??? thanks.........GOOFY --> Last edited by goofy; 03-19-2011 at 12:43 PM..

03-20-2011, 10:28 AM	#2
Jim Hauff Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Lehigh Valley, PA Posts: 2,980	Re: H&R 922 made in 1931 JIM Hauff ????? Goofy, I think 45AUTO would be a better person to answer that - he's taken a bunch of the H&R's apart - I only polish the outsides and take the grip plates off. BUT, from a mechanical point of view - I believe that the open side (that would be the part with the most leverage) should engage/sit in the front notch in the trigger so that it forces the trigger to return to normal position????? Check out the schematic/parts diagram for the Model 1904 (922 derived directly from this model - the schematic/parts diagram Numrich lists for the 922 is for the 2nd (modern) post 1952 model. http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/...spx?catid=7891 __________________ Jim Hauff ~ H&R Collector In Memory of Bill Goforth and Jim Ritchie Last edited by Jim Hauff; 03-20-2011 at 10:33 AM..