Trigger slop
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gbeecher65
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Trigger slop
Just replaced the broken sear spring in my Mosin with one from Liberty Tree Collectors. When cocked, the trigger has a bit more slop than my old spring(?) Is this normal? I gave it the bump test on the floor (wood floors) and it was ok. Cycled it 5 or 6 time and if fires normally. Any thoughts? 
- markophonic
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Re: Trigger slop
I've put "slack springs" on all of my Mosins. All it does is keeps the trigger from flopping around. I'm not sure if this is your issue or not.
I got them from C & R Surplus Spring.
I'd post a link but I'm not sure if it is allowed or not?
I got them from C & R Surplus Spring.
I'd post a link but I'm not sure if it is allowed or not?
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Re: Trigger slop
Trigger slop is normal on the Mosin.
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