advice on removing trigger from Inglis?

[Mr. Buttons]

Hi folks, I am wanting to remove the trigger (and associated bits ) from a MK.I* Inglis High Power. It looks like there's just one pin holding the works in place and should be drifted out from right to left (see pin in photo to the left of the duct tape and above trigger) - however it ain't moving when I try to drift it. In case I am missing an important step in the process I decided not to try to try to drift it with greater force.

Sooo...looking for advice. does this pin indeed just drift out from right to left perhaps with a bit more force that I have given it or is there something else I need to do first?

Thanks in advance and sorry for my ignorance

 

[masterjack792]

230grain.com/showthread.php?t=1521

pics for trigger group start around half-way down the document.......

It may be a little tight as there is a "grove" in the centre of the pin with a spring attached.

 

[Mr. Buttons]

230grain.com/showthread.php?t=1521

pics for trigger group start around half-way down the document.......

It may be a little tight as there is a "grove" in the centre of the pin with a spring attached.

Thanks, I guess I'm on the right track, just needed reassurance

regards

 

[Dsiwy]

Alot are peened in so use a bigger hammer lol. In saying that you should not be removing it unless you have too.

 

[Mr. Buttons]

Alot are peened in so use a bigger hammer lol. In saying that you should not be removing it unless you have too.

Thanks, as I am still struggling with it I suspect this i one of the peened in ones...

 

[m900mwk]

I really want one of these (and a MK2 as well)! I live about 2 miles from where they were built during the '40's.

 

[tekarra]

May I suggest you go to www.hipowertalk.com and search for Inglis builds by gp35fn. There is a wealth of information on that site. You nay have difficulty getting a in as the site has been having server problems of late. Best to try in the morning.