trigger problem

[dryheat]

I had a trigger group a while back that wouldn't work with a particular trigger. I pulled it aside and taggged it "bad trigger", put another in and everything was fine. The other day I was building a t. grooup and needed a trigger. I grabbed the "bad" trigger, slapped it in and it worked perfectly. The moral? Try swapping a few parts.

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[Bayou]

I had a trigger group a while back that wouldn't work with a particular trigger. I pulled it aside and taggged it "bad trigger", put another in and everything was fine. The other day I was building a t. grooup and needed a trigger. I grabbed the "bad" trigger, slapped it in and it worked perfectly. The moral? Try swapping a few parts.

Thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately I have no parts to swap out with.

[Dave Waits]

I'm seeing waayyy too much lube on that triggergroup. Get all that grease off of it, it's on your sear engagement area, BAD JU-JU!! Oh, and buy a new trigger pin and a hammer pin.

[Punch The Clown]

I'm seeing waayyy too much lube on that triggergroup. Get all that grease off of it, it's on your sear engagement area, BAD JU-JU!! Oh, and buy a new trigger pin and a hammer pin.

+1 on the trigger and hammer pins

[AKA Hugh Uno]

in addtiion to the pins, I would simply get a completely new TRIGGER also. It's hard to tell sometimes if one has been altered etc.