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romie 05-Aug-12 - 08:21 AM ET
Ray Ertel 05-Aug-12 - 08:28 AM ET
romie 05-Aug-12 - 08:32 AM ET
Simon Engraving 05-Aug-12 - 03:02 PM ET
romie 06-Aug-12 - 07:19 AM ET
Dr.Longshot 06-Aug-12 - 12:04 PM ET
romie 06-Aug-12 - 12:40 PM ET

Subject: perazzi drop out trigger is falling out
From: romie
Email: montgom@tecinfo.com
Date: Sun, Aug 05, 2012 - 08:21 AM ET
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I have never had a problem but my trigger started falling out shooting doubles. fell out three times.The spring plunger seems to be strong but it happens when I snap it shut. I can hold it when I close it but I would like to figure it out before the grand. HELP Monty

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Subject: perazzi drop out trigger is falling out
From: Ray Ertel
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Date: Sun, Aug 05, 2012 - 08:28 AM ET
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chech out how tight your stock bolt is. This will have an effect on how easy or hard your trigger comes out. Good luck

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Subject: perazzi drop out trigger is falling out
From: romie
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Date: Sun, Aug 05, 2012 - 08:32 AM ET
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It happened at the end of the day yesterday and seemed like the stock might have had just a little movement..Thanks.Spring seemed tight on the punger.

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Subject: perazzi drop out trigger is falling out
From: Simon Engraving
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Date: Sun, Aug 05, 2012 - 03:02 PM ET
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replace ball and spring problem solved. ball is probablywore and not correctly seated in the detent in rear of reciever bottom tang.

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Subject: perazzi drop out trigger is falling out
From: romie
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Date: Mon, Aug 06, 2012 - 07:19 AM ET
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Thanks The stock is fractionally loose but I know iif I replace the ball it will be solved.the ball is a little worn. Monty

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Subject: perazzi drop out trigger is falling out
From: Dr.Longshot
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Date: Mon, Aug 06, 2012 - 12:04 PM ET
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Do the serial numbers on the trigger match the reciever? You need to remove the stock and look at the the reciever trigger hole match up to be sure the trigger is engaging the reciever properly.

Gary Bryant Dr.longshot

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Subject: perazzi drop out trigger is falling out
From: romie
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Date: Mon, Aug 06, 2012 - 12:40 PM ET
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I checked the stock and the stock is tight. I have shot at least 30,000 maybe more I don't know the number and never had it fall out. I has to be the plunger and spring I guess. Monty

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