Hope some might find this of use, below the picture is a link to an old war department movie providing excellent detailed explanation of the function of the trigger group.
The M1 Trigger Group operation movie.
Hope some might find this of use, below the picture is a link to an old war department movie providing excellent detailed explanation of the function of the trigger group.
The M1 Trigger Group operation movie.
Last edited by Amsdorf; 08-29-2011 at 05:59 AM. Reason: More accurate part name labels
Maybe you should block out that copyright on the bottom.
I think you will find some of that in stickies on this site.
Regards, Jim
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Link please?
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Why? I'm Paul T. McCain and it's my photo.
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Link please?
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Why? I'm Paul T. McCain and it's my photo.
I guess that makes it OK then.
You forgot to lable the hammer and housing. Nice photo though.....Frank
2x trigger pins. Anyway, the stickies are at the beginning of the applicable section in each case. The Carbine section doesn't have this one. Just the trigger group as a whole.
Regards, Jim
Good catch, thanks. Funny, I did the labels again to use the correct nomenclature and left this off.
I'll fix it and load up a new version.
Let me know if you notice anything else.
I do not have the pin used to put it into the receiver on the M1, but I figured that might be considered part of the non-trigger group parts.
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OK, fixed the labelling and also adjusted the histogram on the digital image to make it "pop" a bit more. What do you think?
I'd be honored if a forum owner deemed this worthy of "sticky" status.
I was just going to say, can we move this over?
Regards, Jim
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