When I used grease the bolt wouldn't slam fire when closing the bolt, when using gun oil everything seems more slippery but also sloppy.
My main question though is, is it the top of the trigger, or the sear, that stops the bolt from performing slam fire when one closes the bolt ?
I did do the Finnish bend the sear trick but I later on bent it back to straight.
Also the top of the trigger, I believe this is what is called the ... Bolt stop (??) .. Is rather worn out.
Plus the damn trigger is very sloppy, side to side movement.
I guess I'm asking to be a bit more educated by you guys regarding this, I do intend to either press in very very thin washers on the bottom of the receiver where the trigger and trigger pin goes, or press the metal together in a wise to make a slightly tighter fit.
Will I end up buying a new trigger and sear ? Quite possibly, however I'm not ready to give up yet lol
My main question though is, is it the top of the trigger, or the sear, that stops the bolt from performing slam fire when one closes the bolt ?
I did do the Finnish bend the sear trick but I later on bent it back to straight.
Also the top of the trigger, I believe this is what is called the ... Bolt stop (??) .. Is rather worn out.
Plus the damn trigger is very sloppy, side to side movement.
I guess I'm asking to be a bit more educated by you guys regarding this, I do intend to either press in very very thin washers on the bottom of the receiver where the trigger and trigger pin goes, or press the metal together in a wise to make a slightly tighter fit.
Will I end up buying a new trigger and sear ? Quite possibly, however I'm not ready to give up yet lol