Hey can someone help me out here? How do I change the spring on this? I released it which I know how to get back but I'm just trying to figure out what's next. Thanks in advance
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I dont have one but if it doesnt have a quick remove baronet (usually you twist it the opposite way you did) then you just need to pull back on the firing pin to clear it from its ramped channel its in now and twist it off.
Ya so this one ya normally you twist it to the right and the whole assembly comes out.. so then from there would you just unscrew the allen and it all comes apart? That's what I'm not sure of
And sorry so ya this one does have the quick remove baronet like you are talking about
If you re cock the fireing pin and twist clockwise the fireing pin assembly will come out. From there you slightly compress the assembly to take pressure off the allen if you don't you will launch the fireing pin when you remove the allen. Remove the allen and replace the spring
Ok cool thank you! That's what I was curious about. If it needed to be compressed or not. Do they make a tool to compress it or should I just maybe use a vise or something
So I might have done this wrong but in the decocked position like it is shown I unscrewed the allen pin and took it out and then you can slide the locking piece up and rotate it off.. (using pressure against the spring) it all comes apart.. now putting it back together the hardest part is lining up the firing pin with the pinhole to capture it
Ya no tools required really just gotta line the holes up good enough
Ya once I figured out where the hole in the firing pin needs to be it was easy you do have to make sure it's back in the decocked position or it won't capture the firing pin but ya not bad. Thanks for all the help guys!
Ya that video is more for just resetting it if you go past the set point.. I was asking for help on actually changing the spring. I ended up later on though needing curtis to send me a whole new fire control system because my retainer pin sheered off to where you couldn't take it apart.
