JCS trigger stop
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Topic: JCS trigger stop
Posted By: Boydster
Subject: JCS trigger stop
Date Posted: 06 November 2004 at 9:30pm
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How can I make a trigger stop for the JCS Duel trigger? I noticed last night that it has A LOT of over travel. It's made of metal so I can't put a grub screw in the top of it. I don't want to put a q-tip in there inside the spring because it'll get smaller with every trigger pull; eventually becoming too small for any purpose at all. The only way I can think of is to put a grub screw in the trigger guard but I don''t think that'll look too hot. Any ideas? Thanks. ------------- Video: http://pbvids.gamesxposed.com/files1/RTP.1116548567.wmv - My Automag RT Pro ::: http://boydsters-pics.mypicgallery.com/ - My Gallery ::: |
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Posted By: [Deadeye]
Date Posted: 06 November 2004 at 9:44pm
well here's what i used as my trigger stop.. or you could use the small piece from the stock trigger guard (just cut off the guard itself, and use the little square piece)
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Posted By: Boydster
Date Posted: 06 November 2004 at 9:53pm
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I would do that if I had a 98. A-5's don't have a place to tap and put a set screw. They do have an rt hole but that's plastic and it's thin plastic in that area. Wait, not on the E-Grip. What am I thinking? And A-5's don't have two places for the trigger guard for what you're saying on the second idea. I actually did both of the things you suggested on my old 98 Custom. I did the LED mod also which was awesome. But that gun went away on eBay a couple of months ago. I'm looking for an internal trigger stop if possible. My last resort is the screw through the guard. ------------- Video: http://pbvids.gamesxposed.com/files1/RTP.1116548567.wmv - My Automag RT Pro ::: http://boydsters-pics.mypicgallery.com/ - My Gallery ::: |
I loved that gun.Posted By: Counterfeit_Syn
Date Posted: 06 November 2004 at 10:00pm
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I was looking to do this same thing with my A5 but all I can think of is putting a screw or something in the trigger guard. ------------- Every drop of blood,Every bitter tear,Every bead of sweat,I live for this! A5 Pimped w/ all the goodies Evil Omen 98 Custom |
Posted By: Boydster
Date Posted: 07 November 2004 at 12:22am
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I think I might have to do that if no one else has any ideas. Did you end up putting it through the trigger guard? ------------- Video: http://pbvids.gamesxposed.com/files1/RTP.1116548567.wmv - My Automag RT Pro ::: http://boydsters-pics.mypicgallery.com/ - My Gallery ::: |
Counterfeit_Syn wrote:Posted By: surfnbrad
Date Posted: 07 November 2004 at 7:27am
| hey i have an a-5 i just put a screw and screwed it into the r/t hole. this is good because u can adjust untiull its short enough onces u have it at you adjusted likings super glue it around the frame so when u pull the trigger it won't get push in. i just did his and it owrks great Just don't plan on getting the r/t in the future |
Posted By: Boydster
Date Posted: 07 November 2004 at 1:01pm
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I would do that but the E-Grip doesn't have an r/t hole. On my former 98, I tapped a hole their and did what model98.net said. But that doesn't work on this gun. ------------- Video: http://pbvids.gamesxposed.com/files1/RTP.1116548567.wmv - My Automag RT Pro ::: http://boydsters-pics.mypicgallery.com/ - My Gallery ::: |
Posted By: ritzblitz
Date Posted: 07 November 2004 at 5:19pm
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Jeez im suprised they didnt put one there for the overtravel. You still can drill a hole in it though. -------------  |
Posted By: Boydster
Date Posted: 07 November 2004 at 6:23pm
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I guess I can. Just drill a hole and tap it. I'll end up doing that or putting it through the guard. JCS should have implemented one into the trigger some how. ------------- Video: http://pbvids.gamesxposed.com/files1/RTP.1116548567.wmv - My Automag RT Pro ::: http://boydsters-pics.mypicgallery.com/ - My Gallery ::: |
Posted By: Counterfeit_Syn
Date Posted: 08 November 2004 at 12:57pm
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I just made a trigger stop from a set screw in the guard..it works alright but I need to find something to cover the set screw so there isnt a metal on metal sound when I pull the trigger. ------------- Every drop of blood,Every bitter tear,Every bead of sweat,I live for this! A5 Pimped w/ all the goodies Evil Omen 98 Custom |
Posted By: Boydster
Date Posted: 08 November 2004 at 4:07pm
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/\ I think that sound would be pretty cool. I just don't think it would look good. I want an internal one but I don't know if it's worth risking a 35 dollar trigger. ------------- Video: http://pbvids.gamesxposed.com/files1/RTP.1116548567.wmv - My Automag RT Pro ::: http://boydsters-pics.mypicgallery.com/ - My Gallery ::: |
Posted By: Counterfeit_Syn
Date Posted: 08 November 2004 at 5:00pm
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Boydster...are you talkin about like the trigger stop by a set screw drilled in the front part of the trigger? like on any trigger job on here? I'm not going to do that since I can't afford $35 to get a new trigger if i screw up....college student=no money :( ------------- Every drop of blood,Every bitter tear,Every bead of sweat,I live for this! A5 Pimped w/ all the goodies Evil Omen 98 Custom |
Posted By: Boydster
Date Posted: 08 November 2004 at 7:52pm
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Yes, yes. Exactly what I was thinking. And I too can't really afford a new trigger. I might just drop this whole ordeal and live with it. ------------- Video: http://pbvids.gamesxposed.com/files1/RTP.1116548567.wmv - My Automag RT Pro ::: http://boydsters-pics.mypicgallery.com/ - My Gallery ::: |