[Arch Stanton]

After I tightened the trigger group bolt the safety won't move and trigger won't fire is there a proper procedure or trick to get the safety to function when pushing the trigger group in

Thanks for any help

Joe

 

[cubancigar2000]

You better remove it and check the pin that disables the safety. You may have done something wrong. The 90T came with a pin to install that disables the safety. Follow the directions on page 11 and also 14 in the owners manual. If you need a manual, PM me with an email addy

 

[Arch Stanton]

The culprit was that previous owner took Loctite and glued the safety selector trip on the trigger pack and it moved just enough not to be able to get the group out so I pried the lever and it came right out there was no pin in the group to disable the safety. I am not sure why you would want to disable it anyway it is a manual safety so just leave it in the fire position and you are good to go always it does not reset it self. So very happy with my new rib and the gun has a really good feel to it now.

Joe

 

[cubancigar2000]

Glad you figured it out. Mine came with the pin in so my safety is disabled. Not a big deal to me either way. Enjoy your 90T

 

[bigbore613]

Just wait until that safety costs you a hundred straight, the youll no why. LOL Jeff

 

[GunDr]

Yes, there is a correct procedure for installing the 90-T trigger assembly back into the gun.

The safety button must be in the "OFF" position. In this position, the pin on the safety pawl(the little toggle on the back of the assy), will slip between the legs of the safety button.

If the safety is "ON", the small pin on the safety pawl can slip ahead of the front safety leg, preventing the safety to move to the "OFF" position. Also, because of the position of the safety pawl, the trigger assy will not come out of the receiver.

The safety buttom will need to be removed by accessing it through the back of the receiver. You will need to know how the safety assembles on the inside to remove the button.

If you're unable to disassemble, I'll correct it for you at no charge...you just pay for the shipping.

Doug

 

[cubancigar2000]

I hope you all remember Doug when you need work. That is a nice gesture

 

[Arch Stanton]

Thanks Doug

You did the stock work for me on this gun. I just cleaned all the Loctite off and reassembled it. All is working fine now.

Thanks

Joe

 

[Mike]

GunDr, We are fortunate to have your input on this forum. Thanks