Changed out trigger groups on a .177 with oem stock to a Marauder trigger. Works a charm. Changed out a .22 with
Boyd's stock to Marauder trigger and does not cock. Help please...
Boyd's stock to Marauder trigger and does not cock. Help please...
Crosman Discovery
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'does not cock' meaning the the bolt will not go back or meaning when you cock it, the sear doesnt engage?
Try switching stocks and see if there is a difference. Will tell you if that you may may need to tighten the stock down more to engage that trigger group with the body and get the sear to engage. I dont recall if it was a Disco or another gun where that for whatever reason, I failed to have the trigger group secure enough to get sear engagement when cocking. Easy fix, after figuring out the cause.
Try switching stocks and see if there is a difference. Will tell you if that you may may need to tighten the stock down more to engage that trigger group with the body and get the sear to engage. I dont recall if it was a Disco or another gun where that for whatever reason, I failed to have the trigger group secure enough to get sear engagement when cocking. Easy fix, after figuring out the cause.
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Lift bolt, pull back no go. Not going to force it. I will try to find oem stock and change it out. Was working with oem trigger group. Thanks for the response!
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The bolt for some reason will not move more than 1/4in. Hammer moves as should. It was working, although I thought it a little rough after some run in time. Update; cocked via the bolt slot with an Allen key and this set the sear. When trigger blade was tripped just an audible click was heard. When I topped it off last time and bled the tank whip air was escaping from pressure tube. That is not normal either. Granted it has been shelved for a long time.
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From my experience, the hammer pin may be loose/warn. The hammer pin is rather soft and when cycling the hammer with a heavy hammer spring (and the disco spring is heavy) the pin will slightly deform causing problems with cocking the bolt back. I would say switch just the pin out and see if that helps. If it does, buy a hardened hammer pin or a lighter spring. Hope this helps.
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