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  • Drizit
    Take me to your Lizzard
    • May 2001
    • 943
    #16
    I'd say the bolt will probably be ok, but a new one is only $35.
    as to the on/off pin being short, if your trigger feels very reactive then it probably is a bit on the short side. particularly if you find you can sweet spot the thing (providing you have an AIR valve not a retro.) you may want to try a longer pin if you can find one. good luck.
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    double trigger shoe (until i can make a ring shoe)
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      • MagNumPI
        Team Storm
        • Nov 2001
        • 138
        #17
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          • Bartleby
            Purple People Eater
            • Sep 2001
            • 803
            #18
            i'll just say what i always say. SEND IT IN! AGD will fix that thing right up for you. if it's still under warrenty or you still got a start left, they'll give you a new bolt, sear, and whatever else that needs to be replaced. I'm telling ya it's the best thing you can do for your gun.
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              • Russ
                Senior Membrane
                • Jul 2001
                • 1935
                #19
                GOT IT!

                Yep, it was the sear. I bought a new one today, and it's shooting fine without gouging the bolt. I held the bolt in a lathe and polished down the burrs on it as best I could. There isn't much difference from the bad sear to the good sear, but enough to make the gun work!

                Thanks for all your help

                Life is good again

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