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| Re: Sear and spring??? The color of the sear really does not matter. Most of the ones I got were black. The RT/mech sear has an oval shaped hole in the middle of it. The egrip sear has a round hole in it. Markerman is correct on the springs. The sear spring is a little stiffer and longer than the trigger spring. |
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| Re: Sear and spring??? Quote:
yes thats what it sounds like is happening. I replaced mine and it wore down again in 3 games due to extreme rates of fire (8 cases or somthing rediculus). So it can happen quickly.
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| Re: Sear and spring??? You can take the stock spring and a needle nose set of pliars and put the nose in the spring coil spacing and slowly and gently expand the over all length of the spring. This also will increase the spring tension for you. But check your bolt first.
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| Re: Sear and spring??? Well i replaced my bolt with the newer version but i wonder if that wore down like mentioned. Ill replace both the spring and the rear bolt and see if that fixes the problem. Thanks guys
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