I have a 22 lakefield mark III that I just picked up. The trigger assembly was in a box all apart. I can't seem to get it working ,might be missing a spring or ten. Can someone send me a picture for reference please. Thanks. randylamb50@yahoo.ca
Lake field trigger assembly
- Thread starter ranman50
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If these gems have an Achilles heel, it's the trigger group!
I am all out of triggers, so I'm working from memory (throw the dice...). I recall only 2 springs in the assembly. A small, arched leaf spring (not pictured) that is retained by the rear trigger group screw. It puts positive pressure on sear. The other spring (shown) rides under the re-set, and is held by the same pin.
There are 2 slightly different styles, both pictured. The differences seem to be in the shape of the re-set (exploded one is older), and how the safety engages. Might also be a third one out there with no safety at all.
I cheated on the last project that passed through:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/883216-Lakefield-MkIII-DONE!
some more pics in that thread too.
I am all out of triggers, so I'm working from memory (throw the dice...). I recall only 2 springs in the assembly. A small, arched leaf spring (not pictured) that is retained by the rear trigger group screw. It puts positive pressure on sear. The other spring (shown) rides under the re-set, and is held by the same pin.
There are 2 slightly different styles, both pictured. The differences seem to be in the shape of the re-set (exploded one is older), and how the safety engages. Might also be a third one out there with no safety at all.
I cheated on the last project that passed through:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/883216-Lakefield-MkIII-DONE!
some more pics in that thread too.
Try posting pics of yours. I no longer have those groups here, and am going from memory. The smallest part pictured might be from the old style safety. I'm pretty certain the newer models have a flat-plate stamping that actuates the safety.
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I may have a "parts" trigger group. PM m.
Is there anything you don't have in your magical tickle-trunk?
You may recognize the disassembled group from the picture. I ended up slapping a Cooey trigger on my project.
