wildcat trigger problem 2.0
- Thread starter wendellv
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this is in the cocked position,if i decock the gun,in order to cock again i have to push the trigger forward...i tried adjustment srews,first and second stage,but sear will not engage unless i push trigger forward...please help
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Yes there should be a screw there. Also the WC safety will not engage unless the gun is cocked. Check youtube for Ernest Rowe's WC trigger adjust video and you can see how he sets his and how to make any adjustments
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Yes there is supposed to be a screw there, although it does not do much. Sorta keeps that spring underneath in place. 
Just be warned, if you pull the trigger too hard while on safe, you'll break the little "L trigger" It's very fragile. The original ones were made of aluminum, the newer ones are steel
19527 L Trigger Wildcat
19527 L Trigger Wildcat
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Yes there should be a screw there. Also the WC safety will not engage unless the gun is cocked. Check youtube for Ernest Rowe's WC trigger adjust video and you can see how he sets his and how to make any adjustments
I have the MK11 compact. I have not had the gun apart yet. I wander if the trigger adjustment is the same.
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Yes there should be a screw there. Also the WC safety will not engage unless the gun is cocked. Check youtube for Ernest Rowe's WC trigger adjust video and you can see how he sets his and how to make any adjustments
I have the MK11 compact. I have not had the gun apart yet. I wander if the trigger adjustment is the same.
Yes, they are the same.
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Wendell, I asked you in "wildcat trigger problem 1.0" if you've taken the gun apart and suggested some possible resolutions. I didn't see a reply.....You might want to stick with the original post next time instead of creating another one on the same issue. Just trying to help with a simple question so we can get you back to shooting.
Jimmy
Jimmy
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To me it looks like you have turned the two most forward screws to much in (the first- and seccond stage adjustments screws). By screwing both out, the safety should engage. You then have to fine adjust both over again.
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i havent taken the gun apart except for removing barrel liner to clean it,the adjustment screws i did play with ,just to see if i could get the sear to engage...but in the picture posted by cooter 2...i see a little spring .where that L shaped piece is.if that is what resets the trigger,i may have found my issue
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yes ,i fixed problem...just dont know how...was trying to remove screw that holds the bar that has the grub screws,it wouldnt budge,so i twisted the bar back and forth..gave up ,but now it works...go figure
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I had the same problem when I changed out the regulator.I found you needed to push air tube tight against the receiver then tighten clamps back up .
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