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Re: TC trigger work Northern_Jim #19313666 03/19/24
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 8,908 Likes: 1 B benchman Campfire Outfitter
benchman Campfire Outfitter B Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 8,908 Likes: 1	Just guessing, but I'd suspect that the sear spring is too heavy. Easy enough to take a coil off, but I'd make DARN sure I had a spare one before I did such a thing...

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TC trigger work	Northern_Jim	03/19/24
Re: TC trigger work	benchman	03/19/24
Re: TC trigger work	LeonHitchcox	03/20/24
Re: TC trigger work	prairie dog shooter	03/21/24
Re: TC trigger work	Kelljp	03/21/24
Re: TC trigger work	DeanAnderson	04/01/24
Re: TC trigger work	Northern_Jim	04/02/24

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