2240 Trigger ??

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2240 Trigger ??

#1 Post by On/Scene Tactical »

Hey Guys..

Anyone have a spare 2240 trigger they would like to sell or loan ??

I've got a trigger project I'd like to do,,but need another to copy..
I've got one in my gun,, just not too sure how to remove it....

Metal Muncher..
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ttyle

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#2 Post by Gotrice23 »

Take off the right grip then take the 2 screws off and then take the plate off. Know what I mean? I can post pictures if you want.
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#3 Post by On/Scene Tactical »

Hey Gotrice...

I'll give it a try,, it sounds easy enough...

Another question if anyone knows..

how critical is the thickness of the trigger itself ?

I'm making a new trigger if anyone is curious..

ttyle

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#4 Post by Gotrice23 »

On/Scene Tactical wrote:Hey Gotrice...

I'll give it a try,, it sounds easy enough...

Another question if anyone knows..

how critical is the thickness of the trigger itself ?

I'm making a new trigger if anyone is curious..

ttyle

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It should be the original thickness because I think only that thickness can fit back into the gun.
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#6 Post by On/Scene Tactical »

Hey Gotrice...

Yaa I'll have to put in on a micrometer and flat sand the piece I have for the trigger....

Metal muncher looks like he's going to be able to help me on part of it...
It's going to be pretty cool and one of a kind if it turns out....

Thanks

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#7 Post by Gotrice23 »

On/Scene Tactical wrote:Hey Gotrice...

Yaa I'll have to put in on a micrometer and flat sand the piece I have for the trigger....

Metal muncher looks like he's going to be able to help me on part of it...
It's going to be pretty cool and one of a kind if it turns out....

Thanks

Eric...
No problem, if you need more help just call. :D
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Re: 2240 Trigger ??

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On/Scene Tactical wrote:Hey Guys..

I've got one in my gun,, just not too sure how to remove it....
Forgive me, I am no expert but that is pretty funny. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :D :D :lol:
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#9 Post by sniper »

Two screws out it goes ..... be careful because the safety trigger lock ball bearing will jump out and gone bye bye :shock:
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#10 Post by Gotrice23 »

sniper wrote:Two screws out it goes ..... be careful because the safety trigger lock ball bearing will jump out and gone bye bye :shock:
Yeah the little ball is a pain in the a** to find. :x

Check this out for more info on the little ball:
-----------> http://www.airgunforum.ca/forum/viewtopic.1714.html
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#11 Post by Aaron »

as i already know............stupid ball.....y couldnt u just go into your home ball?
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#12 Post by On/Scene Tactical »

Hey Guys..

Yaa I know the ball detent is a pain,,and can for sure be lost easily..
I've had it out a few times.. Didn't have a problem putting it back in though..

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#13 Post by Jester »

Umm, what little ball? My 2240 is fully disassembled and I never saw any such ball...

Uh oh...
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#14 Post by Gotrice23 »

Jester wrote:Umm, what little ball? My 2240 is fully disassembled and I never saw any such ball...

Uh oh...
Uh oh...... :shock:
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#15 Post by ineedpal »

I found the best way to avoid to lost your ball is to unmount your entire trigger assembly from the receiver before you remove the trigger assembly's side pannel.
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