[lhedrick1]

When you say missfire, is it a light primer hit? My guess is your leaf springs in your trigger have a small hairline crack in them. It is odd that you say you will have misfires on both barrels but I suppose it's possible (though very unlucky) to have both springs go at the same time. Even if there are no cracks in the trigger springs, swap them out and see if it helps.

 

[Don Rackley]

There are about 4-5 things to look for here.....
Check for a cracked hammer spring
Check for smooth sliding of the cocking bar
Check to make sure the cocking feet in the trigger rotate easily
Check that your firing pins will easily protrude from the receiver face about 0.050"
Check the ejector trip rods to make sure they will slide

 

[TC56]

Recently had an issue of occasional light primer strikes with my Ljutic. Found that the cause was that the firing pin hole was slightly deformed from use. It was a simple repair but was so minor that I wasn’t able to diagnose it.

 

[peavine]

Check the firing pin hole, also, may need to have the headspace checked.

 

[losclay]

Like Don said. Seeing you've already changed springs & F pins I'd look hard at the cocking bar, cocking feet & trip rods. These can all cause this problem, kinda the same as not opening the action fully can sometimes produce a light hammer strike.

 

[Maxey Brantley]

Does it do it with all ammo/reloads? Some shells sit deeper in the chamber than others. Enough to cause occasional or recurring misfires.
V/r
Maxey

 

[trapshooter5]

Same opinion as Don Rackley and he knows-
Cocking rods, ejector rods... Bent?
Seen it before.
Paul in Virginia

 

[t jordan]

I had a strange problem like that with my precision trigger I found it out myself and Jim Combs fixed it I never had a problem with it ever after that. My inertia block had a bit to much play in it sideways. After you tripped the first side if you put a slight bit of side pressure on it you could see the inertia block second barrel part would no longer fit under the second barrel sear. It would happen a few times a 100 during recoil the block would tip sideways a bit and it would not fire the second shot. Jim said he never seen that ever before. It was sent back to him at considerable expense and he said there was nothing wrong with it. It was a nightmare for a couple years I give up shooting it and used a different trigger with no issues.

 

[logman]

Thanks Tjordan I also have found the problem it was in the inertia block on the pge trigger talking with Dan yesterday and helped me fix the problem
Thanks Guys for all your input