Trigger sticking at second stage after initial bolt operation?

[browningautorifle]

Chuck, you are a wise wise man. I ordered the replacements off Numrich for peanuts.

I told you that in post number 2...15 days ago...

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[ChrisATX]

I told you that in post number 2...15 days ago...

My thanks to you as well. I should have listened from the outset. My apologies.

I did learn a lot having everything apart and watching things interact closely, so I'll count the experience as a positive for that reason alone.

[Rick H.]

Not knowing how adventurous you are, you may want to try and replace one part at a time and see if your problem goes away. I would replace the sear spring first as they can lose their tension after being in place for untold number of years. If that doesn't take care of the problem you can move onto the sear or cocking rod. By doing this you can isolate the offending part quite easily and learn a little more about your rifle.

Rick