Issue on my Umarex s&w 586

[michael616]

After I assembly the 586, when I dryfire, the lever that rotates the cylinder(1) will get pushed out(2). Therefore, once I install the magazine, I can't pull the trigger. Does anyone have any idea of what I did wrong?

(1): EC184 in this diagram https://www.gunspares.co.uk/showcatimage.asp?id=24515

(2): https://imgur.com/gysg3uS

 

[marflow]

I would think you are having a return spring problem and the only solution is take it apart

asking a question like you have can not be answered in reality

I have been in that part of one of mine just once and don't remember where all the parts go but you did put it together right or your missing a part

 

[jungle]

I had the same experience before.

Mine was caused by a small pin (Dp420 in the diagram) missing. Check the little hole below the F sign on the right side and see if the pin is missing.

That little pin is holding a small plate (ec183). 

So in my case, the pin was lost and the plate was out of alignment. That caused the no mag rotation and no trigger pull.

Your case may be different.

Just try not to lose those little parts when you open you 586.

Good luck!



Edit- just saw your the other post about the lost pin.

You need that pin.

If you can't find one, just make one for yourself. Any steel wire which can fill the pin hole should work.

 

[marflow]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-YN16PZ8Ao

maybe some help

 

[michael616]

I had the same experience before.

Mine was caused by a small pin (Dp420 in the diagram) missing. Check the little hole below the F sign on the right side and see if the pin is missing.

That little pin is holding a small plate (ec183). 

So in my case, the pin was lost and the plate was out of alignment. That caused the no mag rotation and no trigger pull.

Your case may be different.

Just try not to lose those little parts when you open you 586.

Good luck!



Edit- just saw your the other post about the lost pin.

You need that pin.

If you can't find one, just make one for yourself. Any steel wire which can fill the pin hole should work.

I made the pin from a paper clip to replace DP420(https://imgur.com/a/219Zumk). But even if I remove the pin, the issue is still there. Maybe I need to make a pin which is identical to the original one? Or I lost some other part?

This is how it looks when I remove the side plate after the issue happened.

https://imgur.com/kwsk6Ch

https://imgur.com/wb2oxMl

 

[michael616]

Thanks for all your reply, I think I solved the problem. I though the lever should install in this way(https://imgur.com/RmnnwDL), but it should install like this(https://imgur.com/9Van4CL). But I do need to make a pin that is identical to the original one, that little diameter makes a difference.