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Re: E-Blade sear solenoid

In Reply to: E-Blade sear solenoid posted by Derek on November 27, 2003 at 11:09:56:

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Posted by:
the electrician
on December 01, 2003 at 20:07:08

the e-bade solenoid? it's huge. it's a push type. it pushes the front of the sear up, which pushes the back down, releasing it from the hammer lug.
what is your set-up now? are you pulling the back of the sear down, or pshing the front up? or what?
I can suggest some solenoid models igf you tell me about your set up.
I use a pull type, with a morlock and a MAC for the recock.
~E~

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: the e-bade solenoid? it's huge. it's a push type. it pushes the front of the sear up, which pushes the back down, releasing it from the hammer lug. : what is your set-up now? are you pulling the back of the sear down, or pshing the front up? or what? : I can suggest some solenoid models igf you tell me about your set up. : I use a pull type, with a morlock and a MAC for the recock. : ~E~

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