- Location
- On the beach
.....and my FH is finally off. Thanks to my units amazing gun plumbers.
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NEW ITEM: Dominion Arms Socom 18
- Thread starter CanAm
- Start date
boss351cleveland
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Down by the river
Found the cause of my light primer strikes !! The trigger group housing wall is too thick causing the hammer not to drop fully extended as it should , it will be a quick fix with a small file .. Heres a pic , good trigger group on left bad one on the right .
drifter dave
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- B.C.
Thanks for the info. If you could detail where you are filing that'd be great.
- Location
- East of Home, West of the Rest
Where the hammer hits the wall. So it travels forward more.
drifter dave
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- B.C.
Ok i see it. Let us know if it works please!
sametwinnie
CGN Regular
- Location
- Lotbiniere
Found the cause of my light primer strikes !! The trigger group housing wall is too thick causing the hammer not to drop fully extended as it should , it will be a quick fix with a small file .. Heres a pic , good trigger group on left bad one on the right .
this is a serious quality control issue....
Cross hairs
CGN Regular
Got mine yesterday and looks good....from what i can see through the bag.
This thing is swimming in oil.
Whats the best and cleanest way to get this thing ready for the range??
This thing is swimming in oil.
Whats the best and cleanest way to get this thing ready for the range??
Break it down,
Wipe it down with old rag or paper towels to get the easy surface oil off,
Use Simple Green and more rags, a compressor is handy if you have one to blow solvent into recesses and hard to reach places.
Re-oil with your chosen product (compressed air handy again for recesses) and grease the appropriate parts with appropriate grease.
Re-assemble.
Undergiver
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Sturgeon County, AB
indexing was out way to much.
Odd Shot
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Wow. That looks like crap. Talk about "hand made"
Found the cause of my light primer strikes !! The trigger group housing wall is too thick causing the hammer not to drop fully extended as it should , it will be a quick fix with a small file .. Heres a pic , good trigger group on left bad one on the right .
drifter dave
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- B.C.
One on the left looks a lil nicer doesn't it.
boss351cleveland
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Down by the river
ah overall the trigger groups are about the same except that one part being too thick on the socom .. Just got back from shooting it , runs great now after some minor file work i dumped 200 rounds without a hiccup and my rear sight even works and its pretty accurate too..
boss351cleveland
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Down by the river
yes , just reduced the thickness of that wall a bit and it works great now.
drifter dave
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- B.C.
Thanks for keeping us updated, im going to bring a file to my shooting spot 
drifter dave
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- B.C.
Just try and buy one in person.
I would if I wasn't in Ontario. It seems all the good deals, on firearms I want, are from retailers out West. The only practical option is Internet order in most cases.
- Location
- YYC
I would love one of these but….recent T97 experience has me pretty shy. The tough %$# attitude given by both the retailer and supplier make me nervous….so CanAmm what happens if I do get a badly indexed gun? You tell me you will make it right with a refund/replacement and I will order one. Other retailers have said that "they don't have the time to check them"…which is fair, but what are you going to do if I get a lemon is what I want to know. No strait answers to that.
Maybe I just wait and hope for the spring gun show in cowtown.
Maybe I just wait and hope for the spring gun show in cowtown.
You can send it back for full refund or exchange from my dealing. And if you read in earlier post last page, Undergiver returned his, because it's index was way out
