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Posted: 9/3/2007 12:51:25 PM EDT
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I have installed a JP Rifles trigger. This is the second one. After fitting the trigger to the safety, which is a hard fit, and absolutely blocks the movement of the trigger, allowing no movement in the trigger, I can move the safety to the on position when the hammer is not cocked. What gives? |
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The only way I see this happening is that the safety was fit to the trigger with the hammer installed/not cocked and/or the overtravel not set. This holds the trigger higher (towards the safety) jps intructions state to fit safety/trigger with the hammer removed how much material was removed from the trigger? Does the safety work with the hammer cocked? |
| The hammer was not in when I fit the trigger to the safety. The safety works perfectly with the hammer cocked - it just also works with the hammer uncocked. The one thing I am afraid of is that I have a little less engagement than I should have. The other possibility that occurs to me is that when removing material from the trigger that I didn't maintain surface at the same angle, and that I might have created an angled surface that is blocked by the safety, but which has enough of an angle to allow the safety to engage. |
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