I have the same problem with my 725 every once in a while. I use factory Federal Top Gun #8 1200fps 1 1/8 oz.
@bobhill39413 ай бұрын
Fantastic video, thanks, concise, to the point, easy to understand. Are recoil reset triggers the reason doubles trap or skeet shooters can get their second shot off so fast? Thanks.
@scotheath32013 ай бұрын
No. Any trigger resets faster than the shooter. Some folks are just really good at acquiring the second target and moving aggressively .
@bobhill39413 ай бұрын
@@scotheath3201 Thank you so much.
@saleembarmania52953 ай бұрын
This is so easy to follow. Thank you. Please explain the Browning ejector kickers too.
@saleembarmania52953 ай бұрын
Thank you! That was crystal clear.
@jdurtschi6 ай бұрын
Very good presentation - I have owned 5 different 725 soprting guns and never had an issue (even with the small 28 gauge guns). I recently bought a high grade 725 sporting and noticed something with the trigger that I have never noticed before. After the second shot is fired, when the pressure on the trigger is released there was a subtle click that sounded like the trigger resetting. I noticed in your video when the second shot was fired the sear stayed up on the shelf and did not drop down. After removing the stock and watching what happened with my gun, I noticed that the subtle click that I was hearing was the sear falling off the shelf when I released pressure on the trigger after the second shot (only does it after the second shot). It does the same thing regardless of which barrel is fired last. Shooting the gun it worked flawlessly - do you think there is any cause for concern with this anomaly?
@scotheath32016 ай бұрын
That is interesting. Where in the trigger cycle does the sear fall off the shelf? I've seen some mods where the front of the center shelf is angled so that after the sear releases the hammer and the trigger travel continues, there is enough force from the sear spring that the sear pushes rearward on the tree and causes the reset to occur but I've not seen anything that happens as the trigger is released. Ca you tell what is causing the sear to disengage from the shelf?
@jdurtschi6 ай бұрын
@@scotheath3201 I took three short videos I can send you - what is the best way to do that?
@scotheath32016 ай бұрын
@@jdurtschi I'd really like to see them. Unfortunately, there is no private message feature on KZbin. You can either post them on your channel or, I'm a long time member of trapshooters.com, my id is "ishoottrap" and private messages are allowed there.
@jdurtschi6 ай бұрын
@@scotheath3201 Scot, went to the trap shooters site but it would not let me down load them from my computer (kept asking for the URL). Thanks for trying. Jay
@scotheath32016 ай бұрын
@@jdurtschi if you send me a message on the trapshootrr site, I'll send you my email address.
@blackfacecastro-trudeau6 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this, I’ve been fighting this exact style lock for years and was considering going either something different. I will do exactly like you mentioned but might try using a silicone spray lubricant or a dry graphite type lube in the place of the heavier grease from factory just to keep some sort of lubricant in there
@thomreede17287 ай бұрын
Any suggestions for when under then over only fires the under?
@scotheath32017 ай бұрын
First thing to check is trapping the trigger. If it doesn't fire the over barrel on the second shot , take your finger all the way out of the trigger gaurd then re-insert and pull tbe trigger. If the gun fires, you're trapping the trigger. If not, it's something mechanical. Take the stock off, use some snap caps and fire the under barrel then move the safety to on then back to off and see if fires. If not, what is happening, why doesn't the second sear lift?
@jimhumphrey68069 ай бұрын
well done
@scotheath32019 ай бұрын
Thank you.
@theclayshooter9 ай бұрын
2 weeks old my NEW 725s and gone back to Browning today for double firing which they say is impossible
@chrisg514Ай бұрын
Only just seen your comment. If I have the trigger too far forward on my 725 I get an occasional double discharge. They aren't going off together but in very rapid succession. Moved the trigger to my "normal" place and it goes away. But that's just me.
@user-zf4qs2jy3n9 ай бұрын
Wtf was wrong with a reliable mechanical trigger? Thanks for the demo.
@scotheath32019 ай бұрын
Cost. Less hand fit parts here.
@user-zf4qs2jy3n9 ай бұрын
How much can a trigger job really be on a $2,000 shotguns and up? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would pay the extra $100 for a silky smooth mechanical trigger.@@scotheath3201
@robertcavoli435110 ай бұрын
The hump on the hammer spring alone is enough to swing the disconnector completely up and reset the trigger with zero load… dry fire. Then you suggest that a light load somehow impedes this in causes a misfire. Then you suggest that this doesn’t happen with a heavy load. I guess I’m misunderstanding something here, but this doesn’t make sense. If a dry fire is successful at resetting the trigger then how would a light load then caused this to fail…
@scotheath32019 ай бұрын
With a live shell, the center shelf doesn't have time to move back enough to clear the first sear before recoil occurs. If the shell imparts enough momentum to the gun/inertia block, the triggers reset exactly as in any other Browning recoil reset trigger but the inertia block is light in the 725 so light loads don't impart enough momentum to cause the reset to occur. This is a common problem in recoil reset triggers with small guage tubes and a lighter trigger spring is often needed. With no shell, the speed of the inertia block is of no consequence since the gun is not moving.
@firstoriginals11 ай бұрын
As I said before, your presentations are unique. No other place I can find it. Please keep moving ahead. Thanks
@scotheath320111 ай бұрын
Thank you. This one was a puzzler for me and I thought perhaps others would be interested as well.
@firstoriginals11 ай бұрын
Nice presentation. Need a 3D demonstration too.
@scotheath320111 ай бұрын
I'm pretty sure that receiver is 3D.
@AaronsAnglingAdventures Жыл бұрын
Very good video.
@juancarlosbelletti6335 Жыл бұрын
No entiendo nada de lo que dice porque no se ingles
@clockworkbike Жыл бұрын
Great video. Now I don't have to take my Citori apart to see how it works!
@Perazzi25 Жыл бұрын
Hi. I have a ProTrap 725 and i have had issues with the second barrel shooting trap. It occurs rarely when you are really late with second shot on a tight cornering low clay, and you shoot the second shot really fast. On a dry gun with no shots it works just fine. I have send it twice to the gunsmith who did not suceed to resolve the problem, hi thinks that it was just dirty action or something like that. On a early sporters there are just straight hammer springs, there is no bumpy springs at all. I asked him to send me straight springs and i replaced the bumpy ones away from the action. The thing is, that the bump raises the block quite high, and the blog also moves quite a bit sideways. When in low swing, when i am moving the gun fast sideways and same time pushing the barrels down hard towards the low clay the block does not have the time drop back down and in a really fast second trigger pull, it stucks berween the sears, and the gun may not fire in time, it fires late or not at all. The idea with bumpy spring might be using the gun in inside 410 barrels that i have heard is done in US, im not sure of this, i live in Finland. The bump is ment to help the action with low recoiling shot. So after i replaced the bumpy springs with the straight ones, i have had no issues with the second shot. Unfortunately, i have started to shoot with my old trusty 525 Ultra high rib XT that i bought 2014, i also found out that the same gun with anothet model name is now the all new trapgun. So maybe i am ahead of my time some 10 yeas after all.
@rwdecoracoesemgessoltdame599411 ай бұрын
@Perazzi25 Do you have the link for the straight springs?
@Perazzi2511 ай бұрын
@@rwdecoracoesemgessoltdame5994 Sorry, i dont have any links for them, but if You ask springs for 725 Sporter, i think You are gonna get those straight ones.
@jamesp739 Жыл бұрын
I have a Citori 4-barrel skeet set from the mid 1980s and it has the recoil reset trigger. Question: How does it accomodate the various levels of recoil generated by the various gauges? Is it set up for reliability with the .410 bore and everything else is just overkill? Of the multiple thousands of rounds in all gauges I've shot, I have never had a failure to fire, either the first or second shot. In the 35+ years I've owned and shot this set, it has been dead nuts reliable. For what it's worth, I always shoot the lower barrel first. In addition, I always load two shells, except for station 8 and option shots of course.
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
Is it set up for reliability with the .410 bore and everything else is just overkill? <-- Yes, this is the case.
@jamesp739 Жыл бұрын
Wow! Thanks for the quick reply! Jim@@scotheath3201
@Thestripper1 Жыл бұрын
I never got the point with inertia driven shotguns. If you load a dud, or say if you load or choose the wrong barrel on the clay range you will then get a click and will not be able to shoot the second barrel. How can this be a good thing?
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
They're easier to implement. With a mechanical reset, the mechanism must insure the sear has released before the switch to the other sear. Easy enough with sufficient over-travel or a link from hammer to reset mechanism but much closer tolerances are in order. Adding a little mass to the mechanism is a simple way to guarantee the sear has released before resetting. As usual, it's all about profit.
@Thestripper1 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 Yeah you ar right. The weird thing is that mechanical reset is usually found on cheaper guns..
@bugeater16 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this video. Now I technically understand why my second barrel occasionally does not want to go bang.
@scotheath320110 ай бұрын
Which gun? If it's a 725, take a look at my video on why that happens.
@bruceyeoward6544 Жыл бұрын
Great video. If possible could do a video on mechanical triggers ie Win 101 showing how it works and why a double discharge occurs ie worn tree toggle or sears main or trigger.
@brianchavet8001 Жыл бұрын
Hi Scot, was recently out shooting trap with a newbie shooting a plain Jane Citori. Since he is new he didn't know proper etiquette and loaded two shells. After firing the top barrel first and upon opening the gun both the spent shell and the unfired shell ejected. I've looked all over and haven't had any luck finding what causes this and how to address the problem. Any ideas?
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
Yes, the ejector trip rods depend on friction from being "bent" such that they don't move forward in their bores from recoil. If there is too little force required to move them, they can move to the trip position and trip the ejector hammer sear in the forearm upon opening. They're surprisingly "sticky" due to their shape.
@hankb4570 Жыл бұрын
Does this apply to citori CXS white special edition.And the Winchester AA ammunition gives it some problems.
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
Yes, all but the "mechanical" triggers on the 725 but even those operate as recoil reset when firing live ammo.
@chrisg514 Жыл бұрын
Excellent video but not convinced it’s only a low load problem. I shot Superfast (27g 1500fps) through a B425 and MK38 for ages with no problem. Put them in the 725 and intermittent problems started. Changed to Intercomps (24g 1400fps) and no problems over 10k + cartridges. By chance I had to use a couple of boxes of Superfast last weekend and hit the original firing problem within 20 shots. The Superfast is a harsh cartridge with plenty of recoil. This isn’t trapping the trigger and has happened to another very experienced shooter trying the gun.
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
Good point, this is a dynamics issue in that the timing of the motion of the various components affect the operation of the reset. Could be at some point there is an additional "bounce" off the back of the sears that would manifest as a failure to reset for certain recoil force inputs.
@chrisg514 Жыл бұрын
I plan to put through some Sporting 100s 28g 1475 cos and see what happens. The variations reported in this problem suggest a fundamental design flaw. Any decent gun should be suitable for a wide range of cartridges without problems. The fact that Browning don’t have a single fix also suggests there is something they don’t understand and, consequently, can’t produce a fix.
@G78. Жыл бұрын
I shot Brownings for years this happened on 3 different models I had 525 :Maxus :New A5 Trigger jaming 2nd shot I’ve actually moved to beretta shotguns Great video thanks from Ireland 🇮🇪
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
Those triggers are significantly different than the trigger in the 725 (well, the 525 is at least a recoil operated reset) so the cause can't be exactly the same but interesting you've had the same symptoms in widely varying designs. Another response in this thread noted a similar issue, his old gun worked fine but his recoil reset Browning did not which we pretty much nailed down to a "trapping the trigger" issue. Every gun has a slightly different motion to reset the trigger and if you're used to a very slight movement, the Brownings may require just a bit more release to operate correctly.
@G78. Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 725 isn’t a true mechanical trigger as it uses a inertia block think browning has to stop putting it out that the 725 is a true mechanical trigger A lot of people I know have had the same problems with browning firearms It’s well publicised online
@skynet3110 Жыл бұрын
Great vidéo thx This problem is also present on the latest version or only the first ?
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
All versions suffer from this same issue.
@bugsmasher4760 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the great video Scot. Excellent articulation of the issue. I have a brand new Citori 725 Sporting 12 Gauge and using 7/8 oz target loads I've found that the gun/trigger has developed this "second shot" issue. The first 100 rounds functioned fine, but now this issue has intermittently developed about every 6/100 rounds. It doesn't matter which barrel order I select (U-O or O-U), the issue remains the same. Never happens in dry fire with snap caps. I am definitely not "trapping" the trigger and I am cognizant of that. I suppose I'll try some 1 oz loads next, hold the gun tighter and begin researching this "light load kit". Anything else you can think of to add Scot? (Thanks again for a great video. Much appreciated)
@jdemartini9807 Жыл бұрын
Hi Scott. You were so helpful in responding to my issue with my new 725 occasionally refusing to fire I thought I’d let you know the outcome, I sent the shotgun back to browning for investigation and repair. They worked on the gun and returned it. Since the issue was sporadic I don’t really know if it’s been fixed. Several follow ups by me inquiring about what work they did to the firearm has been unsuccessful. Browning tells me that that is confidential information that they will not release for liability issues. I had hoped to find out what they did so that if it happened again the information would be helpful to a local gunsmith rather than me sending it back in. Ridiculous, I know.
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
One way to test would be if you do encounter the issue rather than open the gun, try and give the top lever a light push to the left (CW) and then see if the gun will fire. If it was the bolt interfering before, they likely just seated it a little deeper into the mono-block but we'll never know for sure.....
@jdemartini9807 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 I think that is exactly what they did. Looks like they filed the slot in the monobloc and the tang (if that’s the right word) is sticking further out. I think your earlier assessment was right on
@joelstoehr2578 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Scot for this explanation. New 725 owner here.. I've put about 300 rounds through the gun since buying it, firing the under barrel first, and this problem of failure to fire on the over barrel has happened repeatedly. I tired shooting heavy loads yesterday ("super sport sporting clay loads"1300 fps, 3 1/4 dram eq.) and out of 100 rounds the gun failed to fire 5 times. I am hoping that with repeated firing this problem works itself out, however, I am also wondering if I should send it back to Browning to see what they might diagnose and do (light load kit?). Any advice you have would be very much appreciated. I hate to lose the gun for the time of repair, but it might be my only choice?
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
Pretty unusual with heavy loads, are you certain you're not trapping the trigger?
@joelstoehr2578 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 No- I am not certain that I am not trapping the trigger. I'll have to get it back to the range and focus on that. Thanks for your reply, hopefully its operator error!
@martynf65uk Жыл бұрын
I've put nearly 20,000 rounds through my 2017 725 MK2 and not one issue at all ever with it not firing. Period. I’ve used 21 gram Comp X for the first year, then Hull Superfast 27 gram and Hull Sporting 100 28 gram.
@jdemartini9807 Жыл бұрын
I wonder if you could help me. I bought a 20 ga 725, new, a couple of months ago and occasionally the trigger just gets stuck. I have to open and close the action several times and then it works. This isn’t on the second shot as many people here have complained. I guess I’ll call Browning tomorrow. Hate to send it in as we are in the middle of quail season
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
"occasionally the trigger just gets stuck" - This is a new one for me. How does it stick, all the way back or forward without being able to pull it? If you dry fire it on empty hulls, does it stick? It would be best to pull the stock when this happens and see the position of the parts but a quail field seems a risky place to do that....
@jdemartini9807 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 it gets stuck in the forward position. Almost like the safety is on, even when I haven’t set the safety first. Hasn’t happened dry firing. Thoughts? Should I contact browning? I hate to send it back in the middle of the season. This has happened twice but I missed out on a bird both times
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
@@jdemartini9807 There are a couple mechanisms that block the trigger. One is the safety as you have mentioned and the other is the locking block which prevents the trigger from being pulled without the gun in full battery. Could you try giving the top lever a little nudge to the left next time the trigger feels blocked and see if the gun will then fire?
@jdemartini9807 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 thank you Scott. Very helpful.
@rwdecoracoesemgessoltdame599411 ай бұрын
@@jdemartini9807It happens to me, how did you solve it, in my case it throws the first one, it gets stuck on the second one, sometimes it fires both, violent recoil, how you solved it
@christopher3725 Жыл бұрын
Scot What do you think of the Barreta silver pigeon 1 sporting vs 725 browing.
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
I've always favored the Browning action over the 6XX Beretta guns. I've owned both and still have several Browning. The bolt surface area is much greater and kept clean and lubed, will last many 100000 rounds.
@christopher3725 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 thank you for your reply. I was going to sell my browning at a great loss. I will try the other triggers that came with the 725.
@christopher3725 Жыл бұрын
Great video. Very well spoken...Thank you.......
@christopher3725 Жыл бұрын
3700. Dollar boat anchor. Always thought Browning had a good reputation. Every 30-50 shots it gets stuck. Really angry.....
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
Happy to try and help if you're interested. Can you describe what you mean by stuck?
@christopher3725 Жыл бұрын
Variety of brands. Second shot seems to get stuck Pull harder and shoots. Happens every 50 shots or so
@christopher3725 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 second barrel will not shoot. Browing says I need to fully release the trigger. Don't have to do that with my $500 dollars cz over and under
@scotheath3201 Жыл бұрын
@@christopher3725 That's called trapping the trigger and it happens with all guns. You might want to take a look at my video on Browning recoil reset triggers for an explanation of why this is, I've seen many folks have this issue over the years, different guns do require different amounts of motion to set the second sear and it might take some getting used to of course it's up to you whether it's with the effort.
@christopher3725 Жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 thank you for your reply. Very interesting....but it didn't happen on my cheap cz?
@thebudgetshooteruk Жыл бұрын
This is helpful! Busy stripping a Miroku 4800 I just picked up and noticed a rattle in the action. Turns out it’s the inertia block that’s moving slightly up and down - is this normal? Can be heard distinctly when the action is shaken 😮 Anyone able to advise? Many thanks, Gareth
@juampalozano972 жыл бұрын
Hi scott my inertia block has a lot of freeplay and is not working properly, do you think i could get some guidance?
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
Not really enough information, one check I always do is with the stock off, fire each barrel as first shot, pull the recoil block back by hand and return it gently, side shelf should drop under the remaining sear every time with no binding.
@juampalozano972 жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 I think I found the issue and its missing the trigger piston and trigger piston spring, is there a book or a instruction manual o how to put it back on?
@juampalozano972 жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 thank you for your help
@masonballweg35502 жыл бұрын
I just bought one of these guns this week before I knew about the trigger issues. I usually shoot 1oz loads but I must say I am nervous now.
@aleccrombie7923 Жыл бұрын
You are right to worry
@kraken5092 жыл бұрын
This was very useful information. Thanks. What would you look into if the top barrel ejector only auto ejects half the time?
@rockriv22382 жыл бұрын
Thanks for explaining this. You really cleared up my concerns with my citori. Appreciate you making this video 👍
@1morejohnson Жыл бұрын
Same here. I thought I bought a lemon. 😅😅😅
@firstoriginals2 жыл бұрын
PLEASE KEEP MAKING NEW HD VIDEO'S . I COULDN'T FIND SUCH A VIDEO LIKE YOURS ON ALL WEB.
@firstoriginals2 жыл бұрын
NICE AND PERFECT
@DrJizm2 жыл бұрын
Great video, I have a B725 ProSport (UK 2020 model) and it had the fault where it would not fire the second barrel with live shells, fine with snap caps/ dry firing. This would occur about twice every 50 rounds or so. It went back to Browning who said they could find no fault but installed a 'light load kit' as a token of goodwill. The gun has been fine ever since, the springs are completely different to the originals, the larger coil on the spring is very different.
@kerm98072 жыл бұрын
Do you have a video on how to change to a auto safety on a Browning B525?
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
No. Someone asked about installing an auto safety on the 725 as well, I've not seen an auto safety on the Citori or 725 platform on other similar guns, this is merely a bar connected by screw to the locking block such that when the locking block is retracted, the bar pushes the top tang mounted safety rearward to it's safe position. If you don't see how that is accomplished, post a photo of the parts and I'll do my best to create a drawing.
@kerm98072 жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 cheers mate Kerm from the UK 🇬🇧
@RyanB.2222 жыл бұрын
I was about to order a new 20 gauge 725 but after reading all of the horror stories and watching this video I think I will be looking for a different brand shotgun all together.
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
Still pretty tough to beat for a high quality gun at a reasonable price. In this range, the two most popular are the Browning and the Beretta. I've owned and worked on both, I still like the Browning better but a lot of that is personal preference. If you're going to shoot light loads, the 725 could give you trouble but it's the only one of the CItori's with the funky reset mechanism, the rest are the tried and true recoil only systems that have been more or less bullet proof (pun intended) for many years.
@Sneakyjoe692 жыл бұрын
So all in all would you recommend a citori or 725 citori ??
@rwdecoracoesemgessoltdame599411 ай бұрын
@@scotheath3201Hi scotheath, I bought a used Browning Citori, 725 trap, I have this problem, I select the upper barrel, the shot only comes out in the upper one even after pressing the second one, sometimes when I shoot it fires the 2 shots, this with the lower barrel selected, in this case the what could it be?
@craigminder54182 жыл бұрын
I shot both barrels replaced the upper barrel with a live shell left an empty in the bottom pulled up on a bird shot bottom barrel first then pulled trigger on upper barrel . Worked flawlessly. By the way no recoil on an empty shell so it isn’t an inertia system. All the video shows is if the video shows is it was a weak hammer spring.
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
Of course. Dry firing always works, firing with light loads does not work for some people. I've already explained why I retarded the motion of the hammer to show the mechanically actuated motion of the disconnector, the issues have nothing to do with a weak spring. I don't know what you're trying to show here. Are you disputing that many people have reported issues firing with light loads?
@grinchyface2 жыл бұрын
You literally just restated what Scot said is normal behavior in his video, except with a disagreeing tone?
@weissrw12 жыл бұрын
I am confused! I dry fire my 725 all the time with no problem. Click, click. No issue. What am I missing? It was manufactured in 2021 if that helps.
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
I don't think you're missing anything. They all dry fire perfectly and they all function properly with "normal" energy loads. The issues appear when firing light loads and the reason is that the motion of the disconnector does not completely push the tree clear of the first sear prior to the recoil of the gun occurring. The recoil then causes the tree to move back under the first sear. With enough recoil, the energy stored in the inertia block causes the trigger to reset at end of the recoil stroke just like all recoil reset Citoris but with light loads, there sometimes isn't enough energy stored to cause the reset. This is very common on recoil reset guns with .410 tube sets. My point is that the 725, despite the claim of a mechanical trigger is not mechanical and when firing live ammo, resets exactly like any other recoil reset Citori. It's inertia block is lighter so the issues with light loads are even more pronounced in the 725. It's really just a recoil reset gun with a gimmick that kicks the inertia block so it resets when dry firing.
@weissrw12 жыл бұрын
@@scotheath3201 Thank you for explaining!
@acerjuglans3832 жыл бұрын
How have things been working since the repair? I have watched HOURS of videos, trying to find a reason for this lock to just spin around and not engage, and your idea of there being too much grease is the first explanation I've heard.
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
Yes, both locks I've cleaned are going strong even in sub zero weather. The motor used to engage the mechanism is purposefully very high impedance/low torque so it doesn't take much drag to stop it.
@craigminder54182 жыл бұрын
You are slowing down the hammer as if it has a weak spring not a light load
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
I slowed the hammer to show that the motion of the disconnector due purely to contact with the spring would never be enough to reset the trigger. My point was that the inertia imparted to the disconnector is an integral part of the trigger re-set functionality when dry firing. I'm in no way implying that a slow hammer or weak spring has anything to do with the failure to reset when firing light loads. That failure is due to the magnitude of the gun's recoil being such that the gun moves rearward enough to cause the tree to stop its rearward travel relative to the rest of the gun and be forced back under the first sear but not high enough magnitude to cause the inertia block to move rearward enough at the end of the recoil stroke to reset the trigger.
@Skilpadjie12 жыл бұрын
Any chance to show how to install the Auto Safety feature. The part comes with the 725. But they dont show in manual how to fit.
@scotheath32012 жыл бұрын
I've removed a few automatic safeties. They've all been a simple bar that was attached to the locking bolt with a screw and ended near the safety inside the action. When the top lever is actuated and withdraws the bolt, the bar pushes the safety rearward to the safe position.
@Skilpadjie12 жыл бұрын
Great Explanation. I have the 725 and know its mechanical triggers and roughly how it works. But this is much more I have known and very informative.