I just got new Fx Royale 400 I shot about 15 shot and pellet stuck inside gun, I remove them, and now the gun trigger doesn't work stuck, need help please.
Thanks Dan
Thanks Dan
New FX Royale 400 trigger stuck? help please
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Dan1, your post is making a lot of sense. Tell us more of what happened. Did the magazine get stuck then things went south or what?
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Dan -a play by play would help -(pellets) stuck in barrel -what led up to that?I'm afraid the gun could still be cocked at the moment.does the cocking lever,move free like its still cocked ?.and with the gun out of stock aiming down at nothing you like.look at the safety lever -when off is the trigger blade free to rock front to back.- also is the bottle on tight?,so more info is a must,air pressure?don't get or let anyone get in front of it please!-my first thought is safety yours -and then guns safety not clearing the trigger ,then post results
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To completely degas the gun - remove bottle then loosen the stock screw receiver, counter c/w air escapes hard so look away-Dont dry fire empty-but its safe work on or ship
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FYI: THAT GUN HAS AIR IN THE REGULATOR AFTER THE BOTTLE HAS BEEN REMOVED TO FIRE THE GUN ONE TIME!!!!!
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Thanks everyone for the help, I took the pellets out yesterday that's not the problem, the problem is when i cocked the gun the trigger won't fire.
I am not going to take off the bottle since it's a new gun I don't want to make it worse. I called AOA service dept. this morning to see if they can help still haven't heard from them, hopefully they call me back soon.
Again thanks you guys. Dan
I am not going to take off the bottle since it's a new gun I don't want to make it worse. I called AOA service dept. this morning to see if they can help still haven't heard from them, hopefully they call me back soon.
Again thanks you guys. Dan
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Keep us informed on the outcome. I too, have a new FX Royale 400 and am interested in how your issue is resolved.
My gun has given me no problem (knock on wood)
Bobby
My gun has given me no problem (knock on wood)
Bobby
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I got the Royal back from AOA about a week ago, it took 3 almost 3 weeks.
Yesterday i shot two and half magazine and same think happen, I coked the gun and the trigger stock won't fire, has anyone have this happen? Could be a defect? Would the store take it back? please give me an advise never went true something like this before.
Thanks Dan.
Yesterday i shot two and half magazine and same think happen, I coked the gun and the trigger stock won't fire, has anyone have this happen? Could be a defect? Would the store take it back? please give me an advise never went true something like this before.
Thanks Dan.
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here is the trigger assembly/hammer setup
and the 2 screws behind the trigger blade can sometimes work out of adjustment
does the trigger move ?
you might adjust them one at a time very very lightly to see if that is what the problem is
and the 2 screws behind the trigger blade can sometimes work out of adjustment
does the trigger move ?
you might adjust them one at a time very very lightly to see if that is what the problem is
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Thanks Strever, The trigger is fine i believe is the cocking mechanism is the problem is not cocking properly it goes back and force with out cocking sound like something is loose.
Thanks again Dan.
Thanks again Dan.
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There is a thin, hard flat washer between the hammer spring and the hammer adjuster "screw cap". I have seen this thin washer crack into two or three pieces and then these small pieces fall down to interfere with the cocking/trigger assembly. It is very easy to verify. Just remove the rifle stock and then take a bright flashlight and look into the trigger assembly from the rifle bottom. If you see anything odd, any pieces that look like they do not belong there, it is most likely a piece of the washer just mentioned. If you do not see anything odd and you are mechanically inclined, consider removing the trigger assembly to verify there are no washer pieces present. There are only 3 pins holding the trigger assembly in place and it is a very simple trigger design; to work on clean, lube and reinstall.
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