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3-way Actuating Rod Adjustment

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Posted by:
baron_thrash
on May 24, 2003 at 14:07:37

I have to install a new 3-way, so I need to remove the actuating collar (that goes to the trigger frame) from the 3-way actuating rod (that goes in the 3-way). None of the info I've found on collar adjusment says how the two rods go together, because you don't have to remove them from each other to do normal adjustment. I need to know how the collar that goes from the trigger is supposed to fit into the rod that goes through the 3-way, so that the gun will function well and won't leak. Thanks.

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Re: It's easy baron_thrash 14:28:12 05/25/03 (0)

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: I have to install a new 3-way, so I need to remove the actuating collar (that goes to the trigger frame) from the 3-way actuating rod (that goes in the 3-way). None of the info I've found on collar adjusment says how the two rods go together, because you don't have to remove them from each other to do normal adjustment. I need to know how the collar that goes from the trigger is supposed to fit into the rod that goes through the 3-way, so that the gun will function well and won't leak. Thanks.

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