Posted by: cq160 on May 13, 2003 at 20:01:31

Very simple cure. I think that you'll notice that the pin is always wanting to come out in the one same direction...? If you take a "small" drift punch (nail or similar)and hammer, lightly "TAP" the pin in the opposite direction from the way it wants to come out until it's fairly "snug". That'll fix the problem. If, in the future, you need to take the pin out, reverse the procedure. If it wants to slide out from either side (which I doubt) use a "little" Loctite on each end on the trigger pin. That's better than running around w/your gun taped up. D. Walker

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