Posted by: Razorpb on November 25, 2002 at 14:30:25

I have seen and had this problem with ANS Quickfire frames, If you have one, back out the little teflon tipped set screws that the trigger plate rides on just a tad. Hope it helps. Razor I did alot of tinkering with return springs. You are staying open because the spring isn't always strong enough to open against the three-way. So the pressure on the three-way holds the trigger and thus the bolt back.

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