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I can't be positive I did not, will have to take it apart to see. The sear pin I am positive I get that correct.

So, I went in and modified my sear. It is nice, little creep and a nice 3-4 pound weight. Much improved. My problem is now the rifle will fire on safe. I made sure the plunger and spring are installed correctly and everything else is functioning. Thoughts?

Do I need to harden the sear after shaping it?

Anyone came up with a good sling attachment for the P-Force? I think the front is easy with a M-Lok attachment point, just not sure about the rear. I have a Magpul MS-4 sling that is just laying around, so looking for a way to have a QD cup either in the rear or more central. May look for a...

Do you end up resizing these at all? I cast and resized a bunch of bullets in my Seneca Recluse that shows up today, I like the idea of casting .22 slugs for this and my Hatsan 95.

Did you use some sort of bracket to ensure the correct angle or just freehand it? I think I will be tackling mine in the not to distant future.

The part I liked the most was the wood stove heating your shop.

That is a really nice-looking set up.

Since I am setting up my shop, I suspect I'll just buy an inexpensive press so I can use it for more than just springers.

For those that may read this later, it did take a press. Went to the local tire shop and the owner helped me.

So, disassembled my 95 to learn how it goes together and all, but I am having trouble getting the piston installed. All lined up but I cannot get it seated all the way to push in the pin. It is like it has a bit of preload which is hard to push in. Does this require a press or something?

Installed a BKL One-Piece DC mount, cleaned barrel, used JTS 10.4 gr 177 pellets, MUCH better. Could be the cleaning and pellet change would have addressed my issues, but I like the BKL mount and the barrel clearance. The only interesting item is the clearance, or lack thereof, between the...

Mine is a keeper, would rather life was such that she did not have to be out of town. When life gives you lemons...

Waiting is the hardest part, right? Here's hoping you win the P-Force lottery.

-No argument on the trigger, but mine is not that egregious for a plinker. If I was trying to do precision shooting, I would complain. I have other options for that game. -Luck of the draw, mine is tight and I have yet to get it to fail to slide. I don't care where or how I try and move it...

I ensured the pin was extended in the hole, moved it to the rear so it was braced against the rear of the hole, tightened the dovetail to spec, then tightened the pin. I can't say why or how it is slipping yet. I was annoyed and just put it away. @KWK thank you for the BKL suggestion, I may...

For those that are re-profiling their sear, what tool/machine are you using to remove the material?

The Hawke Match have the stop, it is still slipping. I'll disassemble tonight and see how it is slipping. The UTG 1-piece may be another path to try.

Does anyone have any experience with a currently available scope stop? I have a Hawke Match rings on a R9, torqued to spec and is still shifting. I am considering a scope stop to address the problem.

Found it. That sear spring is a strange beast, fits in the one piece of bottom metal, held in place by the other. Must have come out of place when I pulled off the fore guard. @thammer thank you for the pictures and description. I'm sure this trigger and I have a date in the future.