FX FX Bobcat (& Indy) Trigger

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SilentSquirrel

SilentSquirrel

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Good morning
I'm having an issue with the trigger used on the FX Bobcat & Indy
Mine is an Indy
Attached are
- Parts diagram showing the mechanism (DIAGRAM "C")
- Picture of my trigger linkage
Please use them as reference
To access a leaky valve, I took the action out of the stock, removed the barrel and pump, degassing first by loosening the gauge.
I may have bumped/jostled something because now I cannot get the trigger linkage to align properly
FWIW
Without the linkage hooked up, cocking engages the sea,r and the trigger fires

Anybody with experience regarding this?

Thanks
Edward

View attachment Indy-1 parts list .pdf

Indy TRIGGER.jpg
 
Gerry52 said:
Edward,
Could you explain more concisely HOW it's not "lining up"? RM100GUY probably has the answer. I no longer have my Bobcat but never really had problems with stuff not aligning when reassembling.
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Gerry
Firstly ,RM100GUY solved the problem via phone a few mpments ago
Here it is
The Trigger extension Rod (C14) was not getting an unobstructed run to the trigger
It was rubbing on the block
There are 2 Ball Pins (C13)
The one at the mechanical end's set screw was loose enough that the pin slid upward taking the setup out of alignment.
I slid it back in place and tightened the set screw
A very simple fix that I never would have found without Russel's help.

Hopefully I too can save someone from disaster someday also

Edward
 
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SilentSquirrel said:
Gerry
Firstly ,RM100GUY solved the problem via phone a few mpments ago
Here it is
The Trigger extension Rod (C14) was not getting an unobstructed run to the trigger
It was rubbing on the block
There are 2 Ball Pins (C13)
The one at the mechanical end's set screw was loose enough that the pin slid upward taking the setup out of alignment.
I slid it back in place and tightened the set screw
A very simple fix that I never would have found without Russel's help.

Hopefully I too can save someone from disaster someday also

Edward
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Glad you got it sorted. I knew Russell had the answer. Well versed in Bobcat knowledge.
 
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