On your agd video Tom, You warn us not to mess with the length of the trigger rod. Does it hold true if I've upgraded to a Dye 2xf or any other trigger frame?
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You're really not supposed to adjust it because it throws the tolerances out of whack..but since you have a dye frame which is already built out of tolerance..you can try to adjust it a little. Be sure to mark where the rod was before adjustment. I know its 1.98" from the tip of the rod (that touches trigger) to the back of the clevis (swivel part of the rod) Make your adjustments maybe shorten it up a bit..if it starts malfunctioning worse..get a micrometer and adjust it back to the 1.98". I do know you have to heat the threadlock up in order to adjust the rod. good luck.
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As long as there is (with the gun gassed up) a 1/16" gap between the trigger rod and the back of the trigger, you're fine.-Gig 'Em Ags!Comment
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