Posted by: Razorpb on November 19, 2002 at 18:34:01

It's either the sear return (large) or trigger return (small, like a ball point pen spring). Try using an allen wrench to compress the trigger spring while your putting back together, works for me. Razor : I was taking my gun apart to clean it today and one spring popped out of my frame and then everything came out. I don't really know how to pot it in, I know where everyhint goes, I just can't et it in. But, when I get it in is it gonna mess up the timing on my gun. Any imput would be great. Thanks.

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