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[thefrog]

Above the trigger guard, what is this small wire / piece of metal sticking out? According to the parts diagram this might be part 105, how do I fix this lol?

Edited by thefrog, 09 August 2012 - 12:09 PM.

[Outlaw1995]

That spring is the spring that gives tension to the slide catch. It is supposed to be there as it also acts as a trigger bar retainer, making sure the trigger bar doesn't come out. That is perfectly normal, and does not require a fix as it is already in the position it needs to be in!!

Edited by Outlaw1995, 09 August 2012 - 12:11 PM.

[thefrog]

Outlaw1995, on 09 August 2012 - 12:11 PM, said:

That spring is the spring that gives tension to the slide catch. It is supposed to be there as it also acts as a trigger bar retainer, making sure the trigger bar doesn't come out. That is perfectly normal, and does not require a fix as it is already in the position it needs to be in!!

Ok so that small piece sticking out is safe to stick out like that? I was afraid it was gonna snag on something lol

[Outlaw1995]

Yep. The piece is supposed to stick out like that. If it doesn't, the trigger bar can be removed, making the trigger return spring blast out of place, the trigger will fall out of the gun, and you will have at least 20 minutes of extra work you have to do to try to put things back into place.

[thefrog]

Ok thanks! also my little bottle of silicon was spilled all in the small bag, is there a way to request a new one? lol

[Outlaw1995]

thefrog, on 09 August 2012 - 06:02 PM, said:

Ok thanks! also my little bottle of silicon was spilled all in the small bag, is there a way to request a new one? lol

Not sure, but you could always buy some more 100% pure silicon oil at a R/C hobby shop or online.

[thefrog]

Outlaw1995, on 09 August 2012 - 06:33 PM, said:

Not sure, but you could always buy some more 100% pure silicon oil at a R/C hobby shop or online.

Is there a particular weight or it will be 100% silicon oil?

[Outlaw1995]

Try 20-30wt. I usually use 20 wt. But others use 25 wt or even 30 wt. And remember, 100% pure silicon OIL. Not silicon spray.