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Grizzlypeg
PostPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 10:10 pm 
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I took a series of pictures of the internals of the AT44 for reference for others.

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Trigger assembly (cocked, see sears engaging through inspection hole):

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Safety ball detant over spring
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1 of 2 top action screws

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2nd of 2 top action screws

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trigger before installation, showing spring in correct postion, held by short stub of dowel
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hammer and spring

bushing beneath spring

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small spring that pushes on lever in receiver

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Grizzlypeg
PostPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 10:23 pm 
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Complete lower ready to take apart
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Grizzlypeg
PostPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 10:27 pm 
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Grizzlypeg wrote:
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chronic
PostPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 10:33 pm 
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Good job bud, this is really helpful for people. I wish I had this the day I pulled mine apart :D

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ralphtonka
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where is the part that i gotta change to make it spit fire? :lol: just kiddin, great post!

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Flyby
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much appreciated, man. You know I saved these photos! 8)
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DocGadget
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Were you able to disable the automatic safety? If so how did you do it?
I hate automatic safety.

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Grizzlypeg
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DocGadget wrote:
Were you able to disable the automatic safety? If so how did you do it?
I hate automatic safety.


I'm ok with it. You would need to remove the top portion of the lever that causes it's automatic engagement on cocking. It's the portion that sticks up into the receiver, and visable from the rear. When you cock the lever back you can see the tab (tip of the lever) that sticks up, being pushed rearward. That's the portion you would need to remove.
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Canadian Plinker
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Great pics!
One thing though... how do you remove the barrel? That's one thing I couldn't figure out on mine. :oops:
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Grizzlypeg
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Canadian Plinker wrote:
Great pics!
One thing though... how do you remove the barrel? That's one thing I couldn't figure out on mine. :oops:


I haven't done it yet, but here is what I understand. There are two set screws. One of them under the rear sight and it's screw. Remove them and twist and pull the barrel. There is a port on the bottom of the barrel that you need to ensure you line up properly on reassembly.
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Canadian Plinker
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Grizzlypeg wrote:
Canadian Plinker wrote:
Great pics!
One thing though... how do you remove the barrel? That's one thing I couldn't figure out on mine. :oops:


I haven't done it yet, but here is what I understand. There are two set screws. One of them under the rear sight and it's screw. Remove them and twist and pull the barrel. There is a port on the bottom of the barrel that you need to ensure you line up properly on reassembly.


I actually just got it by myself, and yes, you are exactly right... just remove the two hex screws under the rear sight. Thanks!
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catwing
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This AT44 model looks like 2009 model, current model has balance weight on triger.
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Eliminator22
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Do you think that one of the air tank support posts could be safely removed? I wonder if they might affect accuracy, given that the barrel is not "free floating" and is essentially married to the air tank, which might expand or contract slightly when full or depending on outside temperature?

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Voltar1
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I removed both barrel bands. No change to accuracy. Made a disc and spacer to take a swivel stud for a bipod.

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DocGadget
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Voltar1 wrote:
I removed both barrel bands. No change to accuracy. Made a disc and spacer to take a swivel stud for a bipod.

Any pics of that? I'd like to see it.

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