I would check the trigger setting. I knew a guy that farted around with his trigger to lighten it up and ended up with the same problem. He fixed it but I don't know what to do. I don't fart with my trggers I leave it to someone that knows what to do.
This is a common problem and the reason for the accutrigger. The spring wire on the right side of the action looses its spring tention over time. there is a set screw to adjust the tension. You might try tightening it about a half turn to 1 turn. This usually will fix the problem. If not you should take it to a good gunsmith. Longshot
I messed with that screw some and it stopped fireing when it was shut hard. But with the screw turned enough to keep it from fireing It will only let it get past the first notch in the trigger not the second.
Playing with the adjustment screws on any trigger should be reserved for people that FULLY understand what turning those screws does and does not do.
This is especially true when playing around with the sear engagement. Normally the amount of engagement is pre set at the factory to provide sufficient connection for the range of pull weights recommended for the particular trigger system, and most non-target triggers are not safe when adjusted below 2 pounds.
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------------------------------------ Originally posted by BART185
I've had another member on this board post an aireal photograph of my neighborhood,post my wifes name,dig up old ads on GunsAmerica,call me out on everything that I posted. Hell,obmuteR told me to FIST MYSELF. But you are the biggest jackass that I've seen yet, on this board! --------------------------------------
