Posted: 2/19/2013 10:35:06 PM EDT
| Found a tension spring on my basement floor today that looks like a Glock trigger spring. I visually checked that all of the trigger springs were present in the Glocks I own. Furthermore, I don't recall having any extra trigger springs on hand. I'm wondering if it could be from another firearm I own. I own several AR15's and an AK-47 (I'm pretty certain it's not from any of those), a Remington 870 and SIG Mosquito and Jericho 941. All of these firearms have been function tested and appear to be working. Everything indicates that the spring must isn't from a firearm I own, but since it looks identical to a Glock trigger spring, I'm preoccupied with thinking it's from a firearm. Any insight would be appreciated. |
| I had a NY trigger installed in one of my Glocks back in 2005 by a friend, at his place of work, which is located in a different state then the one I live in now. At the time, I lived about 12000 miles away from where I live now and I've moved several time since so it's hard to believe that spring followed me all this way. Furthermore, I don't remember keeping the original spring. I had the NY trigger changed back to standard 1-2 years ago and purchased a new spring at that time. Can't imagine the spring I found could be the original trigger spring from that gun, but I suppose anything's possible. I'm just wondering if there is anyway it came from another firearm I own. |
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I had a NY trigger installed in one of my Glocks back in 2005 by a friend, at his place of work, which is located in a different state then the one I live in now. At the time, I lived about 12000 miles away from where I live now and I've moved several time since so it's hard to believe that spring followed me all this way. Furthermore, I don't remember keeping the original spring. I had the NY trigger changed back to standard 1-2 years ago and purchased a new spring at that time. Can't imagine the spring I found could be the original trigger spring from that gun, but I suppose anything's possible. I'm just wondering if there is anyway it came from another firearm I own. I can't imagine that any other firearm would use a spring that looks exactly like a Glock coil-type trigger spring. |