Hare trigger problem

[Edward Horton]

My Enfield has a hare trigger that wanders, none of my manuals covers this problem, I need your expert advice on what should be done.






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[Edward Horton]

My Enfield has a hare trigger that wanders, none of my manuals covers this problem, I need your expert advice, what should I do.

[No4Mk1(T)]

Though not a manual perhaps this link will be helpful:

Fix Ed‘s Hair Trigger Problem (Click Here)

[bradtx]

Ed, Best of luck keeping that one alive, if a rescued wild kit.

Brad

[louthepou]

That's got to be, what, 1 or 2 weeks old, max!

Wee little one!

[whiterider]

....but could it be the only warm furry thing that Ed ever gets his hands on....

[Edward Horton]

....but could it be the only warm furry thing that Ed ever gets his hands on....

'rise proud'......'screw'.......warm furry things......Edward Horton you should be ashamed of yourself.... this forum is supposed to be about Enfields....

Dear (Expletive deleted) Whiterider

Whiterider, my dear old friend from Gunboards, I can see you have never been to my house on Easter morning when my wife dresses up as the Easter Bunny and lets me look for things she has hidden. (and wants me to find)

P.S. Get off my tail

[RJW NZ]

two things... lol, and uh oh!

[villiers]

Peter has alreay written extensively on the subject. You should (carefully) scrape a minute amount of wood from under the trigger guard so that it does not rise proud when one of the screws is tightened.

.... and then quickly shoot the bugger.

[whiterider]

'rise proud'......'screw'.......warm furry things......Edward Horton you should be ashamed of yourself.... this forum is supposed to be about Enfields....