Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on May 04, 2003 at 10:24:04

Trigger return spring may be too light? 3 way connecting rod binding in trigger? (They don't come with a perfect 90 bend sometimes.) If your front reg is set too high, it can cause sticking sometimes. I think the excess pressure tries to force the O ring down the bore and it binds up the 3 way. Union between 3 way and 3 way connecting rod misaligned causing binding at the trigger and or 3 way. Some folks use Teflon Tape or Loctite to install the 3 way into the front block to take of the "looseness". The "looseness" is there on purpose so the 3 way can 'float' and self align with the 3 way rod and not bind. If if you have done this, undo it.

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