2240 trigger spring

Started by Jimbo, February 03, 2019, 02:37:27 AM

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Jimbo

Yeah you'd think Crosman could come up with something better then that. When I mentioned that to the guy on the phone when I was ordering he just laughed and said I know  ???

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I bought a package of 100 years ago.  That would be $115 worth from Crosman.   :)

https://www.amazon.com/Inch-Chrome-Steel-Bearing-Balls/dp/B015RKOZ7G
Stranded in California.

Jimbo


Hoosier Daddy

Now if I could just find one to fit my old 392P with a tang safety....  ;D
1377, 1740, H9A, 1701P, "2060" carbine.... plus a whole lot more ;)

trebor44

Quote from: CraigH on February 03, 2019, 04:25:37 PM
I have found this to really improve the feel.   Note the re-contoured end running on the polished clevis pin spring guide.

This is a great idea, very similar to the Glock trigger bar and safety plunger.  I have done the polish on the internals, spring squish and .22 casing guide for the spring .  My next process will be to 'indent' the shell casing and combine it with the re-contour mod.  Polish and smoothing helps a lot, but I think the re-contour will help even more.  A smooth trigger pull in the 2-3 pound range is my preference.  Not a fan of the superlight trigger pulls since I don't care for the unintended discharges.

ped

Quote from: Hoosier Daddy on March 09, 2019, 01:56:40 PM
Now if I could just find one to fit my old 392P with a tang safety....  ;D
it's bigger I have some somewhere but I can pull one apart to give you the size if I can't find them
I am also active on https://ukchineseairgunforum.com

Hoosier Daddy

1377, 1740, H9A, 1701P, "2060" carbine.... plus a whole lot more ;)