Took my rifle to the range and found that the trigger housing is falling out now when I am shooting. Anyone else have this issue? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I have notice that it is actually easy now to put the trigger housing back in with very little resistance when I snap the trigger guard back in place.
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The wood on your stock under the trigger guard is compressed. Some people cut strips out of those magnetic advertising refrigerator magnets and stick them to the trigger guard.
I use a roll of wood veneer. I cut out strips of veneer and glue them to the stock. I may glue 2 or 3 layers of veneer depending on how tight I want the trigger guard to lock in place. I then stain the wood veneer to match the color of the stock. You can buy rolls of wood veneer at Lowes or Home Depot.Looking for SA bayonet 1045220 -
probably a combination of flat lugs on trigger guard and worn stock as jak mentionedComment
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I'll upload some photos soon, I noticed on closer inspection of the trigger guard the lugs are even compressing somewhatComment
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Photos of what I noticed.Comment
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As always, Bill is spot on.
JonComment
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