Help! Classic Automag Shoots Twice for Each Trigger Pull

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  • back2integrity
    Recovering from myself
    • Feb 2003
    • 802

    #1

    Help! Classic Automag Shoots Twice for Each Trigger Pull

    I'm home on Christmas break and working on my brother's classic automag (with a minimag body). When I pull the trigger, it shoots, and when I let go of the trigger it shoots again. Every once in a while, the trigger rod doesn't even spring back into place.
    Since it is not my gun, I don't know what all he has done to it, and neither does he really. I've checked it out and everything looks good to me (o-rings, sear, on/off). One thing that is a little odd is that the sear and sear pin are stuck in the rail, and I cannot pull them out. Could this be causing a problem too? Thanks for any help possible. I havn't owned a classic mag in a long time and I might be forgetting something.
  • Havoc_online
    www.havoc-online.com
    • Feb 2002
    • 2851

    #2
    check trigger rod length to be 1.98"
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    • back2integrity
      Recovering from myself
      • Feb 2003
      • 802

      #3
      Checked trigger rod length. Seems good. Still having problems. Thanks for the help though!

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      • Crighton
        Registered User
        • Apr 2003
        • 535

        #4
        Usually thats caused by a worn out main spring. Take the bolt out. The spring when on the bolt should come past the tip of the bolt by about a full coil of the spring.

        If the top of the spring is level with the bolt tip its past time to replace it.

        This is the forum for trouble shooting your Airgun Designs products, including the Automag, RT, E-Mag, and WarpFeed. Also a great place to ask technical questions about non AGD products. An Airsmith's homeroom!

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        • back2integrity
          Recovering from myself
          • Feb 2003
          • 802

          #5
          Thanks Crighton, you were right. I really appreciate your help. The main spring just needed to be changed. Thanks again, I was starting to get frustrated.

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          • Crighton
            Registered User
            • Apr 2003
            • 535

            #6
            No problem glad I could help.

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