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Re: Shorter Trigger Pull

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Posted by shadow_walker on August 27, 2002 at 15:16:15:

In Reply to: Re: Shorter Trigger Pull posted by Javin on August 27, 2002 at 01:48:59:

: : : I just recently did a trigger job on my frame. I was just wondering where exactly do u measure when measuring the trigger pull. I made the pull as short as i could, allowing the gun to recock. However...i can't get it anywhere near 1/8" pull like Hellrazor does. Any suggestions? Hellrazor help! =P Welp...I'm out...peace

: : The way he does it is that you have to take the front sear pin out, and cut off a sliver of macroline. Measure the inside width of where the sear sits, then cut that length of macroline just a hair shorter. Then take a pair of needle nose pliers, and put the macroline lined up with the front sear rest, then put the pin in. He had to explain it to me like 15 times, and i still don't understand, so you might aswell try and get him to do it. Or just get an elect. frame like me. =). HTH. Later.

: heh...i get it until the part where i'm supposed to use needle nose pliers...where do i put piece of macroline? does it go around, on top, or on front of the pin? does anyone really use this spell check? thanks...peace =P

He said the pin goes through the macroline. OK? NO IT'S NOT!!! I have no clue how he does it, so just wait til he replies.....

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Re: Shorter Trigger Pull Javin 16:51:55 08/27/02 (4)
- Re: Shorter Trigger Pull Justin "Snow_God" Allen 18:12:45 08/27/02 (3)
  - Re: Shorter Trigger Pull Javin 02:37:54 08/28/02 (2)
    - Re: Shorter Trigger Pull Justin "Snow_God" Allen 21:43:05 08/28/02 (1)
      - Re: Shorter Trigger Pull Javin 22:09:55 08/28/02 (0)

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: : : : I just recently did a trigger job on my frame. I was just wondering where exactly do u measure when measuring the trigger pull. I made the pull as short as i could, allowing the gun to recock. However...i can't get it anywhere near 1/8" pull like Hellrazor does. Any suggestions? Hellrazor help! =P Welp...I'm out...peace : : : The way he does it is that you have to take the front sear pin out, and cut off a sliver of macroline. Measure the inside width of where the sear sits, then cut that length of macroline just a hair shorter. Then take a pair of needle nose pliers, and put the macroline lined up with the front sear rest, then put the pin in. He had to explain it to me like 15 times, and i still don't understand, so you might aswell try and get him to do it. Or just get an elect. frame like me. =). HTH. Later. : : heh...i get it until the part where i'm supposed to use needle nose pliers...where do i put piece of macroline? does it go around, on top, or on front of the pin? does anyone really use this spell check? thanks...peace =P : He said the pin goes through the macroline. OK? NO IT'S NOT!!! I have no clue how he does it, so just wait til he replies.....

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