Installing Henning's trigger

[shooterbenedetto]

We'll got excited and got the trigger.

all TRIGGER parts are in including the NEW Hammer pins and reamers.

Here's what I wanted to do. I wanted to use the factory hammer as

I like the triangle design. what I found out is that it is so hard that

the reamer will NOT work for it. So I decided not to install. All I did so far

was to ream out the SEAR pin and got it installed. off to the trigger..

Well, in the past, I had to lock tight the trigger's over travel because it seems

to move and change my trigger settings. What I did was I dropped red lock tight with out disassemble on the

gun trigger and the next day the trigger wont move! Dah?? so you must take it apart and put lock tight

on it, then sit it out or heat up the trigger to set the red lock tight.

Picked up Henning's trigger. What I did was I put red lock tight on it RIGHT AWAY.

without adjusting my setting..what happened next was the over travel screw from the

top and bottom was STUCK...Allen key was loose and cant get the screws out!

I tried to heat it up with a lighter and that didnt do the trick..so I wound up ruining

the top screw and had to drill it out. I went to a hobby store and had them tap a MICRO

screw on it. I was able to save the bottom over travel screw and heated it up with a TORCH.

Lesson learned...watch Henning's video before installing the trigger. It also seems like you can

only set up the trigger with a red lock tight ONCE.

Installing the trigger bow on the new TRIGGER.

well I didn't like the old pin factory so what you can do is go to a 99cents store

and buy a set of MICRO SCREW DRIVERS. I used these, cut them and they make great

pins. Will post pictures soon.

SB

Edited November 12, 2009 by shooterbenedetto

[NoSteel]

I really hate to use red loctite on small parts. I set mine with blue and will see how

that works out. In most cases will small parts it's more than enough.

[BritinUSA]

Yep, what he said. Red loctite on fine threads is as good as welding it.