Ertl Pas Not Catching Anymore
#1
Posted 06 August 2009 - 09:44 PM
I beat my wife."
#2
Posted 06 August 2009 - 09:47 PM
#3
Posted 06 August 2009 - 09:52 PM
Thats not it. Go look at the level 2 mods for the PAS. How could that just slip? And anyways, i've opened it 6 times and thats not the problem.Your catch spring/springs have probably slipped out of place somehow. Open it up and check.
I beat my wife."
#4
Posted 06 August 2009 - 10:15 PM
Anyways, you're saying nothing is broken? Because obviously, something changed physically within the gun. Check to see if all you're brass reinforcements are in place, they may be getting in the way. But like I said, internal pics would be helpful.
#5
Posted 06 August 2009 - 10:16 PM
It happened to mine so I just made a new priming bar from 1/4in polycarbonate.
#6
Posted 06 August 2009 - 10:39 PM
That may be it.. thanks for the suggestion.Check your priming bar it may have bent just enough to not push the plunger far enough back to catch.
It happened to mine so I just made a new priming bar from 1/4in polycarbonate.
and i did the brass reinforcements but they ALL broke off after 2 days of drying.
I beat my wife."
#7
Posted 06 August 2009 - 11:07 PM
That may be it.. thanks for the suggestion.Check your priming bar it may have bent just enough to not push the plunger far enough back to catch.
It happened to mine so I just made a new priming bar from 1/4in polycarbonate.
and i did the brass reinforcements but they ALL broke off after 2 days of drying.
What sort of adhesive are you using for the brass reinforcements? I used Zap-a Gap in excess and then put them in a vice for a few hours and have had no problems with them snapping off. However, they did snap off before I left it to dry in the vice. I believe the vice is key.
Also, that catch if pretty hard to reinforce. If all else fails, try making a new trigger. It worked wonders for me.
#8
Posted 06 August 2009 - 11:41 PM
I used clear-weld epoxy. I used zip ties to hold them in place, and i didn't scratch up the surfaces or anything so.. yeah. I don't have anything i could use to make a new trigger, so i may just get one from someone.That may be it.. thanks for the suggestion.Check your priming bar it may have bent just enough to not push the plunger far enough back to catch.
It happened to mine so I just made a new priming bar from 1/4in polycarbonate.
and i did the brass reinforcements but they ALL broke off after 2 days of drying.
What sort of adhesive are you using for the brass reinforcements? I used Zap-a Gap in excess and then put them in a vice for a few hours and have had no problems with them snapping off. However, they did snap off before I left it to dry in the vice. I believe the vice is key.
Also, that catch if pretty hard to reinforce. If all else fails, try making a new trigger. It worked wonders for me.
I beat my wife."
#9
Posted 07 August 2009 - 12:55 AM
I used clear-weld epoxy. I used zip ties to hold them in place, and i didn't scratch up the surfaces or anything so.. yeah. I don't have anything i could use to make a new trigger, so i may just get one from someone.That may be it.. thanks for the suggestion.Check your priming bar it may have bent just enough to not push the plunger far enough back to catch.
It happened to mine so I just made a new priming bar from 1/4in polycarbonate.
and i did the brass reinforcements but they ALL broke off after 2 days of drying.
What sort of adhesive are you using for the brass reinforcements? I used Zap-a Gap in excess and then put them in a vice for a few hours and have had no problems with them snapping off. However, they did snap off before I left it to dry in the vice. I believe the vice is key.
Also, that catch if pretty hard to reinforce. If all else fails, try making a new trigger. It worked wonders for me.
Well there's your problem. Unless you're using hot glue it's best to score any and all surfaces before trying to adhere them.
If you do need a new trigger PM me, mine didn't break I just replaced it as a precautionary measure. I put a lot of spring in that thing.
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