Trigger slop fix?

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  • Newt
    Darth Amphibian
    • May 2009
    • 450

    #1

    Trigger slop fix?

    I have two mags with intelliframes and the AGD triggers with the two finger grooves and the fanbump in the middle. Both have quite a bit of pre travel play before they hit the sear rod or the safety. Is there a common fix for this? I have the ability to put a adjustment screw in, but would rather not if possible.
  • 1stTarget
    Registered User
    • Feb 2009
    • 85

    #2
    I shim instead of screw, but as I am an RT fan, I am not sure I could be exact. Just think through travel and resting stops, then visualize where a shim would fit.

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    • maniacmechanic
      PrestonCoPaintball
      • Aug 2006
      • 3453

      #3
      Originally posted by Newt
      I have two mags with intelliframes and the AGD triggers with the two finger grooves and the fanbump in the middle. Both have quite a bit of pre travel play before they hit the sear rod or the safety. Is there a common fix for this? I have the ability to put a adjustment screw in, but would rather not if possible.
      When aired up the trigger should be the thickness of a CC away from the rod end , the play between the trigger & saftey I don't think you can do anything about that , not sure , it should hit the saftey stop before it hits the rod , with the saftey on

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      • atech2
        Registered User
        • Dec 2003
        • 557

        #4
        Originally posted by maniacmechanic
        When aired up the trigger should be the thickness of a CC away from the rod end , the play between the trigger & saftey I don't think you can do anything about that , not sure , it should hit the saftey stop before it hits the rod , with the saftey on
        This is the reason the safety is removed on most slide triggered cockers.
        Be Safe!

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        • Newt
          Darth Amphibian
          • May 2009
          • 450

          #5
          Well, I've got an adjustment screw in from the top of the frame and it's fine. It's just a bit surprising hundreds or thousands of these triggers are out there with the pre travel slop, and there's no standard fix for it.

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