Need help with my Mini 14; I had some work done.
Well, I had some work done, supposedly to smooth out the trigger of my Mini 14 a while back.
Not sure why, but the hack I allowed to touch my favorite tiny rifle also touched some of the rear parts of the seer. I do not want to have this little treasure of mine act like a full auto, randomly.
Now, it is NOT acting like full auto, but there are times, with very careful trigger release, it fires again as you release the trigger. I can create this same instance with the entire trigger assembly removed and in my own hands. I feel that this scenario creates a danger that I no longer want to ignore.
This is my own fault for allowing an incompetent hack to touch my beauty.
Is there a gunsmith out there who can actually replace this piece, without affecting the rest of the trigger action or in some way correct or repair this anomaly????
Either that or totally replace what ever it takes to make it safe again and then re-work the trigger release to keep it crisp and smooth without having the damn thing firing again as you release the trigger?
I have been worried to post this, due to the fact that I do not own a licence for any sort of full auto weapon, but mine, in its compromised condition is right there.
Any help?
Well, I had some work done, supposedly to smooth out the trigger of my Mini 14 a while back.
Not sure why, but the hack I allowed to touch my favorite tiny rifle also touched some of the rear parts of the seer. I do not want to have this little treasure of mine act like a full auto, randomly.
Now, it is NOT acting like full auto, but there are times, with very careful trigger release, it fires again as you release the trigger. I can create this same instance with the entire trigger assembly removed and in my own hands. I feel that this scenario creates a danger that I no longer want to ignore.
This is my own fault for allowing an incompetent hack to touch my beauty.
Is there a gunsmith out there who can actually replace this piece, without affecting the rest of the trigger action or in some way correct or repair this anomaly????
Either that or totally replace what ever it takes to make it safe again and then re-work the trigger release to keep it crisp and smooth without having the damn thing firing again as you release the trigger?
I have been worried to post this, due to the fact that I do not own a licence for any sort of full auto weapon, but mine, in its compromised condition is right there.
Any help?
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