Put about 100 pellets though it and it just quit engaging when breaking the barrel. Anyone else had this problem? Is there an easy fix?
New Walther Parrus won’t Cock / engage sear
- Thread starter shawnlyndy
- Start date
Just taking a wild guess - any chance the trigger has been adjusted, or vibrated or become adjusted too light? That will sometimes not let the sear engage fully/safely.
Be carefull!
EDIT: If you can find a trigger adjustment screw, try turning it clockwise for a half turn, and see if that makes a difference.
Again, BE CAREFUL!
Be carefull!
EDIT: If you can find a trigger adjustment screw, try turning it clockwise for a half turn, and see if that makes a difference.
Again, BE CAREFUL!
Upvote 0
As mentioned above, one reason for that to happen would be a trigger set too light. If you do adjust the trigger to finally catch the sear on cocking, be real careful if it's still in the "hair trigger" category. If that's your preference, be absolutely sure to hold on to the barrel when cocking it and putting that pellet in the breech. It would only be a matter of time when it decides to slam shut on it's own. The results can range from a squashed finger to a broken stock, bent barrel and more.
Upvote 0
Tried it in different stages. There is only one trigger screw. Checked it throughout the whole range. Nothing worked.
Upvote 0
Try taking the stock off and observe what happens when you turn trigger adjustment screw all the way in.
Upvote 0
https://files.umarexusa.com/Manual-Walther-Parrus-2252085-2252086-2252087-2252088-01R16.pdf
you wouldn't screw the screw in but out
I know of no trigger adjustment screw that will adjust the trigger heavyer by screwing it in
you wouldn't screw the screw in but out
I know of no trigger adjustment screw that will adjust the trigger heavyer by screwing it in
Upvote 0
My bad, got it mixed up but I think you would still see if something wasn’t right regardless of adjusting for heavy or light. Just a thought.
Gary
Gary
Upvote 0