Greetings! I've lurked here for a few years and have gathered helpful information by reading posts. In the last week I rebarreled a model 112 series J, model 12, and a model 10. The 12 in a Choate stock converted to 284 Win turned out perfect with no problems. The 10 converted to 338 Federal turned out well but the Accustock and lug caused some frustrations. The 112 being converted to 6.5x55 Swede is still a work in progress.
Upon reassembly, I noticed the sear spring was just spinning loose and doing nothing. After removing the sear pin the trigger just fell apart. This is the older two piece sear and after spending nearly two days trying to put it together I gave up after the sear spring flew off not to be found. Also, the trigger pull screw cover was found when the trigger fell apart. Does the cover just slip in front of the safety on the tang with dimple up? I cannot find any information about this part after two days of searching.
Any insight will be appreciated.
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Sorry you’re having trouble. You’ll have to be more clear, or include a picture. I’m not familiar with any Trigger Pull Screw Cover. Is this a 3-screw trigger with the bar trigger spring?
For reference, here’s a pre-Accutrigger 3-screw trigger assembly with 2-piece Sear, fully disassembled with every part. This was one of the member’s triggers here I worked on.
Here is the trigger. It's from a 112 series J long action single shot Varminter from 1975. Well kinda, I have no clue how to add a picture.
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Thanks for the welcome. I haven't checked back since I cannot figure out how to post pics.
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