Used Beeman 0035 firing without pulling trigger

[uglygrin]

I bought a used Beeman 0035 .177 cal. at a Pawn Shop for $40.00 and thought I got a good deal. My Grandson and I decided to try it out but it misfired with the safety on and I did not even touch the trigger. I tried it several times and it would misfire without touching trigger. Can I get this repaired or did I just waste $40.00.
Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Willie14228]

The trigger is adjusted to tight you will need to back it off search for trigger adjustment on the beeman

 

[Willie14228]

I should say try that, there could be other issues

 

[crittahitta]

I agree with willie14228. My friend has his beemans trigger so light that after loading it and you close the barrel with it pointed up the trigger will actually fall on its own weight and fire. Scared the crud out of me and I won't shoot it anymore.

 

[jonny75904]

yeah, that sucker is an accident waiting to happen. Even if you get things ironed out with that gun, why take the chance? Knowing it's capable of adjustment to the point of self-discharge. Someday that problem could come back, if its dropped or for whatever reason it loses its settings.

 

[Rioshooter]

Hi guys, something like that happend with my Walther terrus, the diference is that It just do it some times And it stays engaged with the safety, And when I release the safety it fires

 

[Jonnes]

It's the sear that causes the problem, either it's worn down or the trigger needs to be adjusted. Have you tried screwing in the adjustment screws on the trigger? If you turn them in all the way in, then one full revolution out and see if it's still causing unwanted discharge, it's the sear that's worn down. In that case, you need to work on the sear and you'll have to do some light filing to create a new sharp angle. 



Watch the front screw and rear screw, work those.

 

[Ed_MA]

The trigger is adjusted to tight you will need to back it off search for trigger adjustment on the beeman