rosscopeco
Well-Known Member
Hi all
Looking for thoughts on solutions to an issue that's developed over the last few months.
If I leave the cleaned rifle (.243 synthetic) in the cabinet for more than a couple of weeks, the trigger will fire when I dry cycle the mechanism. If I slightly hold, push the trigger in the opposite direction then it's fine and will work perfectly thereafter.
I've stripped the whole assembly down twice now inc the small spring and cleaned everything as best I could but it's a few years old now and has seen it's fair number of wet outings.
I've put some moisture sachets in the cabinet just to ensure nothing is building up over time. All my sleeves etc are kept separately and not stored in the cabinet.
Is the easiest thing to do, just replace the whole trigger assembly?
Looking for thoughts on solutions to an issue that's developed over the last few months.
If I leave the cleaned rifle (.243 synthetic) in the cabinet for more than a couple of weeks, the trigger will fire when I dry cycle the mechanism. If I slightly hold, push the trigger in the opposite direction then it's fine and will work perfectly thereafter.
I've stripped the whole assembly down twice now inc the small spring and cleaned everything as best I could but it's a few years old now and has seen it's fair number of wet outings.
I've put some moisture sachets in the cabinet just to ensure nothing is building up over time. All my sleeves etc are kept separately and not stored in the cabinet.
Is the easiest thing to do, just replace the whole trigger assembly?