Remington 1100 disassembly and reassembly

[@malindawilczynski2774]

Thank you so much!This was my dad's favorite gun and I haven't touched it since he died 35 years ago.I remember him getting it when I was about 12 years old and I'm 70 now.Your video was so informative. I went to clean the gun tonight since we have a hurricane coming and I never know who's going to show up at the door.AnywayI had it cleaned a while back by someone else and sure enough the O-ring was missing and I would not have known that without watching your video.Thank goodness I have my little Mossberg as a backup, but we'll be going to a gun shop to get that o-ring.

[@chrisbarnard6385]

I have my uncle's old 1100 duck gun. He passed ab 20 yrs ago. I like to use it for sporting clays and dove hunting. I know he wouldnt want it sitting around collecting dust!! I just sent the barrel out to R&D gunsmith in California to have the barrel threaded for chokes and forcing cone lengthened. Mr. Bob did a fantastic job and quick too!!

[@BobMcCrary]

This was my first "REAL" gun I bought when I was about 16, so over 50 years ago. It is a 16 gauge and I still love it. Your video was excellent! I always wondered about the trigger mechanism and taking it apart and glad that I never tried. You also did a great job showing the three important components and putting them together properly to make the gun eject properly.

[@UndertheGun]

Thanks

[@TexMexTactical]

I freaking love that you use that tool as a pointer to what part you are talking about

[@storyofmylife1000]

I had one of these given to me not that long ago by a good friend. This certainly helped getting it all apart to thoroughly inspect all the components! Thank you.

[@walterkleban2746]

Good instructions. I have a 3 inch mag 1100, but can use hunting 2 3/4 loads with no problems as long as they have 1 + Oz loads. Lt target loads won't cycle. However a 2 3/4 barrel on the mag action will cycle all 2 3/4 loads. The 2 3/4 barrel has two side by side gas ports.

[@1940restorod]

What a fantastic instructional video! I’m more handgun oriented so this was exactly what I needed. What a filthy 1100 I had. Loved your video angle and calm instructions Thank you

[@UndertheGun]

You are welcome.

[@BilgePump]

very informative. i did use hardware store O rings for years until just recently. Using a rifled slug barrel on mine the extractor spring and plunger blew out. I was careful to get what i saw as the exact same o ring but i’ll get the remington o rings just in case.

[@kathyodato8322]

excellent. I finally took the time to watch a good video and was able to tear my 1100 and my 1187 apart, clean them and then put them back together. thank you

[@UndertheGun]

Glad I could help

[@RStone-po6xt]

Thanks my friend. Very informative. I've now completely restored one of these 1100's, along with an 11-48. New finish on the wood, and a Matte Black Finish on the steel with Duracoat. I'm really impressed with how they came out. Now, to get them back together. Great vid man. I needed it!! My best to you and your family.

[@UndertheGun]

I am glad I could help bring some life back into those guns. Best of wishes to you and yours as well.

[@robertboreman7672]

Excellent video. Most complete breakdown I have ever seen

[@VinZap12]

Thank you!! I recently cleaned my 1100 and for the first time removed the barrel, etc. i put it all back together and went to trap shoot, the trigger would not work and it would not fire! i had some people try to help me by removing the trigger assembly. It worked, but when put back in the assembly, it still didn't fire. I now realize i put the gas rings in backwards! oops... I see how to properly install them now, and it's working fine again, Thanks for the help!

[@terryhurt9701]

Excellent video. Thx for the details! I broke my 12 and 20 1100’s down and gave them a way over due cleaning and reassembled them. Much appreciated!

[@UndertheGun]

You are welcome.

[@fatihgun1998]

Thanks for the video man. I disassembled and cleaned my rifle by following step by step and it works perfectly. Greetings from Turkey..

[@UndertheGun]

Right on

[@ronmoebuis4148]

Thank you so much for this. I’d never taken the 1100 my grandfather left me 30 years ago down that far and it was cruddy in the bolt. No corrosion though which made me happy. I only took it down to removing the barrel for cleaning until tonight. Clean as new now and a good oiling.

[@bobbyhigginbotham8205]

I really appreciate your video. I repaired my 1100 just by watching your complete video. Thank you for posting

[@UndertheGun]

Glad I could help.

[@beastmage9329]

Thank you for making this video, I would have never known I was missing the 2 metal rings without your help thank you👍

[@UndertheGun]

Happy to have helped.

[@braydenburns8300]

thank for the history beforehand. Awesome video and thanks for sharing with us.

[@Artjr1000]

Super video and cleaning process got one myself shots wonderful thanks again for video cleaning...

[@UndertheGun]

Great 👍

[@rongrosstube]

Thank you for the comprehensive video. At 11:55 you show the magazine spring retainer and associated spring and follower but do not remove them. I saw another video showing the retainer being pried out which I did not think was a great idea. Any comments on this area and possible maintenance would be great! Thanks again.

[@UndertheGun]

I just pry them out.

[@chriswilke]

Thank you for this. I just traded a vacuum cleaner for an old 1100 and this video made it seem simple. Time to tear this gun apart

[@jerryking1434]

Ha ...ill trade ya a vacuum cleaner ...and raise ya digging shovel...for your 1100...😀😀😀

[@thekindpenguin7497]

really awsome video, i just got my grandpas shotgun and it turned out to be a Remington 1100 so im learning what i can about it and this video really helped

[@wild8757]

I watched your video on the disassembly and reassembly of the Remington model 11/A5, I have the same model 11 but it looked pretty intimidating with all those parts so I’m glad I seen your 1100 video also, going to start with disassemble/reassemble my 1100 first to get my guts up to go for the model 11 next LOL thanks man great help!

[@UndertheGun]

Glad I could help.

[@Scotianfishing]

Thank you so much for this video my father gave me his old 1100 from the 70s and it wouldn't cycle a new round replaced the o ring and cleaned it and hopefully next time I'm out it wont screw up on me while I'm hunting

[@mcmuskie2563]

Great Video, I’ve taken mine apart 100 times. Gun needs to be clean and the parts need good lubricant. I watched the video cause I took it apart so fast, I forgot what order the Gaskets go in. I own two, one Trap Model, my boys own a couple as well. One day I might buy a new one, but until it completely falls apart I’ll keep shooting/cleaning it,

[@blakelunsford]

Nothing like a good video to learn valuable information.

[@jeffcathline5431]

Awesome information ! I have had my 3inch 1100 for 30 yrs and it has served me well but it needs a little TLC thanks

[@joecastillo4694]

Very good video bro! Now I'm not so timid about taking apart my 1100 for a well deserved clean up!

[@UndertheGun]

Thanks

[@TheMeanmarine13]

Same here. But I had to pause and rewind more than i expected. Not sure if i was being too cautious or just a slow learner 😆

[@wild8757]

TheMeanmarine13 don’t feel bad I did the same thing, want to make sure you remember everything and do it right

[@georgiawaterfowlmafia]

Very informative well explained. 5 stars good sir.

[@jerryking1434]

Thanks for your clear and easy to understand video...recently got a 1100 ...did a clean up on it ...didnt realize to remove the stock and spring ...oohhh brother ...what a bunch of crap in their ...now its better ...👍👍👍

[@henrylotz3039]

Good Video, Thank You ! The part that has caused me trouble most times....And sometimes not, is that action spring LINK ! Little piece of stamped spring steel, forked shape. That little bugger can be a problem. I think you need the gun upside down when the action bar goes in. Mine broke today on the trap range! Already got one coming from Midway, Brownell's also has them.

[@bigdaddyleroy1915]

its a "link", its a very common part to break on the 1100. not sure about the 3inch only gun, but i have a 2 3/4 inch only that i shoot 3inch through all the time. i think all the internal parts are exactly the same.

[@chrisbarnard6385]

This is a great video!! Thanks so much for including so much detail!

[@UndertheGun]

you are welcome

[@theamputeehunter2074]

I’ve got me a Remington 1100 12 gauge the older one and I love it also got mine with a slug barrel so it’s an all around good gun

[@mikesimmons8787]

This is my go to video for putting my gun back together. Lol thanks man

[@gregorywilliams5059]

Really good information simplified. Liked the comment about taking it to a professional lol Thanks

[@pdalko]

I’ve got 2 of those puppies. My fav shotgun.

[@twinuppers6301]

I found the o-rings @ Lowe’s and have far outlasted the rings from Remington at 1/10th the cost. The original o ring from Remington was stretched out and loose. The trigger group is actually not bad to work on, a little easier than a Mossberg.

[@coreysharp9794]

Oem spec is graphite coated o ring. Highly doubt that's what you found at lowes 😂.

[@BilgePump]

gotta swage the shell latch back in place on my 1972 model. i got the big bulbous safety button. i was pleasently surprised. you can push the safety off as u raise the gun with the side of your trigger finger. before you say it, yes it’s correctly installed and thers a positive click on and off. It’s a game changer for me. I prefer the Mossberg safety for the same reason but the remingtons fit me better.

[@JohnnyBallou]

Launched my action tube into my shop & had to buy another for my Rem11!(which I prefer) Great video! Thank you!

[@michaelmcelwain2053]

Thank you you saved me.

[@greglinnemanstons4112]

Great video, thanks! BTW, where could I get the tool you used to remove the 2 trigger pins, and what is it called?

[@UndertheGun]

Its just a punch.

[@codyhickenbottom9976]

Absolutely love the whole video really helped me out a lot only wish you would’ve said when putting in the trigger that the leaver had to be down struggled for like 20 minutes trying to do it

[@JeffKersten-l8x]

Thanks so much. For some reason I am unable to open the bolt on the chamber to reassemble. Any tips?

[@ronniejohnson3781]

Thank you for the in depth video!!! Wouldn't trade my 1100 for anything

[@luisvicentegalveza.6530]

Excelente presentación. Muchas gracias.

[@waitaminute-vw9hf]

Excellent video! I would like to see a video on how to re-stake the shell latch using the Remington tool.

[@mikeestes6648]

Did mine right along with you awesome..Great video Thanks..

[@karanak47karam11]

because many guys seem to ask this question ... if you remove the bolt and pull the trigger (by mistake?) it will not fit back to its position it will stuck and wont be able to get back to its position ... you must disassembly the gun again and pull the hammer back manually ... then try again and it will work just fine

[@pubcle]

My barrel doesn't want to come back in. The gun has never been fired, no visible damage besides a bit of surface rust, but it's not able to slot back in. It seems to be sticking on a little slot that's supposed to help keep the barrel in line right now.

[@UndertheGun]

Iwould have to see it

[@pubcle]

@@UndertheGun I managed to get it, was just getting a bit twisted around somewhere every time. Thanks for the quick response though and sorry to bother ya!

[@1captaindad]

Great demonstration!!! Just what I needed. Thank you!

[@UndertheGun]

Glad I Could help

[@chaoyang514]

Thanks for sharing buddy, I was trying to clean my uncle shot which is different from my lol. Thanks 😊

[@TheSKWDCOP]

Thanks it was very helpful. I laughed and felt bad, when you forgot the part, said “don’t put in the pins you’re going to be mad”’.😄

[@UndertheGun]

Watch my channel more and you will see many other mess up's...lol

[@TheJagjr4450]

I love my 1100 20ga 3" mag with 28" full choke vent rib barrel.

[@gameon-hv6pm]

Thank you for explaining how to tear it down I was confused though when I put it back to get her when u almost forgot that part

[@benboomer5632]

Awesome video! Thank you.

[@UndertheGun]

You are welcome

[@danielsmith5351]

if you ask for a viton high temp oring at the auto parts store its exactly the same oring remington uses. you just have to ask for the right type

[@malindawilczynski2774]

Thanks that's what's missing on my dad's gun,and with the hurricane coming would most likely find auto parts stores open in the morning then gun stores

[@brianshaughnessy]

So after taking it apart a putting it back together, the hammer if you will in the trigger group does not unload, almost as it is broken. But it is sitting in place and as well if I press up on the loading mechanism to shoot the slide back into place and then it unloads the trigger group. Any thoughts or comments?

[@MKOWLMS]

I have a 1100. The shell will only come half way out of the mag tube before stopping. I cleaned everything and replaced the mag tube spring but still having issues. Any suggestions?

[@UndertheGun]

Id have to have it in my hands.

[@MKOWLMS]

@@UndertheGun how do I make that happen

[@UndertheGun]

@@MKOWLMS Get it to a local gunsmith, I do not bring in work from this channel.

[@MKOWLMS]

@@UndertheGun 10-4

[@christophermercer2632]

I Always put in the trigger group before the bolt assembly just kinda instinct to put it back together backwards

[@Face2theScr33n]

Bro, great job! Great for a guy like me that has a grasp on how guns work, but wants to watch it done before I go tearing into my old hand-me-down! It fired fine the one time it was out with me, went through 30-40 shells? Been too long...

[@UndertheGun]

Do what I can.

[@jerrybigrig9475]

I've got a barrel with a removable choke ..it's bound up in barrel..I've soaked tip in various liquid for months at a time ..added heat gun to it ..still bound up in there ..is this something you could remove for me ..??

[@UndertheGun]

Take it to a gun smith

[@Face2theScr33n]

16:50 I knew you could do it! Nice job!

[@DanMcMackin]

Thank you for the instruction - my 1100 field grade (3-inch magnum) will not cycle shells (3-inch). I sent it back to Remington and they said it was fixed and it still wouldn't cycle shells. I sent it back again and same thing, wouldn't cycle shells. They threw up their hands and said it needed a new receiver, that it was just plain worn out. I looked for years and still haven't found a receiver for it. Any advice? Could it be as simple as a new gas ring? Where do you buy those? Any idea where to find a new receiver? Thanks!

[@haydenmyers9347]

Great video man, these 1100s have a few little extra parts than my Weatherby SA-08 and you made it real clear!

[@UndertheGun]

Glad I could help

[@johnwalters7415]

Do they have a sharp edge on bolt rails

[@bryanmcdonough2436]

Thanks a lot!!! Very informative and easy to follow :)

[@Madskills-hw2ox]

So, it’s the charging handle, nice. Now it’ll come apart and I’ll give it a good cleaning. Just picked up a special order 30” barrel, 3”mag, modified choke. Never had a semi shotgun because I’m not a semi auto guy. Buy it fell into my hands 👍🏻 And this OCD thing won’t allow it in the safe without full take down

[@kevinprimeaux1440]

Any video on changing the interceptor latch? Think mine needs to be changed because ammo does not stay retained in mag tube.

[@UndertheGun]

That takes special tools

[@Bullish82]

I was assembling my 1100 and forgot to restake the shell latch before inserting the trigger group. Now the trigger group won’t come back out. Any advice on what it could be stuck on. I’ve lubricated it as well and seems to be caught on something. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

[@UndertheGun]

I would have to have it in my hands.

[@koolaidblack7697]

Best bet would be to try to poke at the shell latch and any other part with your fingers while gently pulling to see if you can stop it from blocking it. Might take 2 seconds, might take 30 minutes, or it might not work at all. If it doesn't work take it to a gun smith. Good luck.

[@vrod1a]

Very well explained 👍

[@jeff9104]

Great video, I have both 1100 and 11-87, I have a fail to feed/jamb occasionally on the 1100 and can't figure it out but I think it's in the trigger assembly group because when I put the 11-87 trigger group in the 1100 it works fine and after watching your video I don't think I want to mess with the trigger assembly, a new one is about $120.00, thanks

[@UndertheGun]

I dont mess with them, i just replace.

[@jeff9104]

Just talked to a Remington rep this morning and he suggested the same thing so I ordered a new trigger assembly today, thank-you

[@VirginianSpencer]

They have never made a 3-1/2" version of the 1100. Many 3" models will cycle 2-3/4" loads down to 1-1/8 ounce field loads, but it is gun specific. All "Magnum" models will cycle fine with either 2-3/4" Magnums or 3" Magnums. The shell latch does not have to be staked in for the gun to function just fine. It is for ease of assembly. The last time I had a Shell latch come loose I just Superglued it back in place. That was about 8 or 9 years ago and now I don't remember which one it was. I will never stake another one, and I have the staking tool.

[@UndertheGun]

i guess

[@twinuppers6301]

VirginianSpencer: Good Point I did the same about 20 years ago on my 1997 1187 never had a issue with that gun cycling and I’ve shot the piss out of it, trap, skeet all that jazz. Nice gun.

[@strongbadd23]

Great video. Thank you. 👍👍👍

[@deputyja1]

Outstanding video. No bs comments just great info.

[@redtruck7070]

You mention that the standard and magnum versions of the 1100 are not interchangeable due to porting differences. I have a Remington 1100 20 gauge mag. - 3 in shells. Can I effectively "convert" my gun from 3" to 2 3/4" standard loads by replacing the cycling spring to a weaker spring?

[@UndertheGun]

Not how that works. Just buy a 2 3/4 barrel, that has worked for many people.

[@WillStClair-go1ec]

This was very useful for me especially bc i shoot trap wt an 1100 and I had no idea how to take it apart very useful. 👍🏻

[@wild8757]

Will St.Clair you’re gonna wear that automatic 1100 out shooting trap and skeet with it over and over, better off getting an over and under, last forever no moving parts to speak of

[@ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣΡΩΜΑΙΟΣ]

thank you for very nice video.You dont take out the feed lact and i hope is easy for me.

[@capnjb1]

Thanks for the video. I'm having a problem with my 1100 jamming with the bolt closed. If you load a round it gets jammed so you can't open the bolt. It looks like the extractor is leaving gouges on the shell. I changed the extractor but it's still jamming. Could it be the bolt needs to be replaced?

[@UndertheGun]

It could be a number of thing. I could not tell unless I was looking at it.

[@yuberbetancur9135]

Que como ago para comprar una exccopeta de esas

[@riverbankoutdoors6193]

Hi Under the gun. I was taking mine apart and when I pulled the trigger housing out there is a small bushing/washer that came out with it and I’m not sure where it came from or where it goes. Any chance you could help with what that might be ?

[@UndertheGun]

not without having it in my hands

[@b.freeman9391]

I've just inherited a 1975 Remington 1100 3" magnum. My great grandfather bagged many pheasants with this gun, then gave it to my father some time in the early 80's, who bought a 26" Hasting 3" magnum rifled deer slug barrel for it. This video was instrumental in finding out why it wouldn't cycle rounds: a bent interceptor spring. Easy enough, but can you tell me the best way to install a new spring without damaging it? Additionally, what might have caused the interceptor spring to bend? Everything looks good after stripping and cleaning. I'm looking to turn this into something like the Black Aces Tactical Vintage 18.5" model, but I'm having a hard time finding an 18.5" barrel in 3" magnum. Can you point me to a good source for parts? Do you recommend cutting down the original 30" barrel to 18.5" and adding a +2 mag extension? Forgive my ignorance; this gun is clearly marked 3" Magnum. Can it fire 2 3/4" shells?? My shoulder wants to know!

[@UndertheGun]

Dont destroy a god old gun like that. No It will not cycle anything but 3" ammo.

[@b.freeman9391]

​@@UndertheGun Well noted. I'll stick with the Hastings barrel and add a mag extension.

[@WardenWolf]

I'm trying to fix my father's 1100 (from 1979) which kicks insanely hard and releases a massive concussive blast out the ejection port. I'm not seeing anything wrong with the gas system, although I did replace the o-ring while I had it apart. Best guess I have is that the action spring is too weak, throwing the timing of the action off and allowing the bolt to unlock before the pressure drops. I'm really not a fan of how they implemented it; I feel the action spring plays too strong a role in the timing. Either way, I've got a replacement spring on the way.

[@koolaidblack7697]

I know very little about 1100's specifically, but do you think it's possible that it's an incorrect barrel with too big of a gas port? It could be the gas piston and o-ring setup is perfectly normal, but that the gas port is just releasing too much gas, causing the action to open too quickly. Sounds like an interesting problem either way, tell me if you've found a solution, I'd love to hear about it.

[@WardenWolf]

@@koolaidblack7697 Original barrel. 1970s gun. I'll let you know if I can finish getting the thing apart. Got the stock off. That pin at the back is giving me trouble now. Going to have to put it back in a vise. I'm rather annoyed with Remington's design choices, to say the least. A lot of companies who make perfectly functional inexpensive clones have moved the recoil spring to the bottom tube directly behind the gas piston. Everything else is functionally identical (and parts may interchange), just they used a non-stupid way of doing the recoil spring.

[@johnharrison2668]

best video many thanks

[@waitaminute-vw9hf]

Nevermind, I found a shell latch re-stake vid. Thanks

[@josephdisilvestri5339]

Get your info correct. I purchased my first 1100 magnum in 1974 which I still own. That barrel (3inch) functions flawlessly all the way down to 2 3/4 bird shot. I also have most every 2 3/4 barrel for it.

[@UndertheGun]

So your one experiences makes the rule? Shut your ass sea bass.

[@taydawg1974jt]

Yea so I have a problem with mine, one of the shell latch’s is bent and it won’t let me put the trigger back in when I have it in, so you think I should get a new one or keep trying?

[@UndertheGun]

I would have it replaced.

[@wild8757]

Great video, really helpful with my 1100, one question, once you have that all apart what parts and where should you actually oil/Grease?

[@UndertheGun]

light oil on the gun is fine, dont over think it.

[@jeremyaffeldt2919]

Do you know can you shoot steel through the older 1100 12 gauge ? I have one I got when I was a kid from my dad and I want to duck hunt with it that’s why I asked

[@UndertheGun]

Not sure. a good google search will tell you.

[@stevenrichards3699]

I have heard not to use #2 steel or larger in ANY full choke!

[@kirkf4crewdawg604]

If my 1100 has two gas port holes does that indicate it will take 2 3/4 in. shells? There are no other markings on the gun telling me what size shells this gun can shoot.

[@UndertheGun]

Maybe. I would have to see it.

[@jesjr2694]

any advice if the shell carrier on the trigger assembly wont go flush with the bottom of the gun? like its not extending down all the way so it doesn't get under the next shell to lift it up to the bolt..

[@UndertheGun]

not unless I had it in my hands.

[@bigluda232323]

Where's the butt pad on your shotgun there aren't any holes on mine to screw it to the stock I feel like it's glued was yours glued on?

[@UndertheGun]

They are all screwed on.

[@bigluda232323]

@@UndertheGun yeah every single one of my shotguns over the years have been screwed on for some reason this but pad, I don't think it's ever been removed so the holes were completely sealed. I found them but I had to jam the screwdriver through it.

[@johnkettler4639]

You talked about the shell latch coming out, It fell out on my gun and can't get it to stay in. how do I

[@UndertheGun]

They have to be re-staked. You would be wise to take it to a gunsmith to fix.

[@kylem5576]

This really helped out with my 12 auto, as stated they are the exact same gun. Surprisingly enough I cannot find a single part listed for a 12 auto. Any thoughts or recommendations on looking for original parts or will it interchange entirely with the 1100

[@UndertheGun]

Interchanges with the 1100 100%

[@alh4309]

nice well explained video thank you

[@UndertheGun]

You are welcome.

[@koolaidblack7697]

Could a person take out the action spring tube without damaging it?

[@UndertheGun]

sure.

[@shotgunsam23]

Koolaid Black yes you just have to be careful.

[@charlesbunting1790]

How hard are those o rings to come by

[@UndertheGun]

You can buy them on Brownells, midway, and amazon, or just google them.

[@JamesHall-d9i]

My 1100 weighs 8.5 lbs purchased in the 60's what year?

[@Behind_enemy_lines_25]

Any suggestions on what may cause my receiver to not be locking in the rear position allowing the action to be open???? If my terminology is wrong I apologize ahead of time...

[@UndertheGun]

does it not lock back at all, or only when you shoot it?

[@Behind_enemy_lines_25]

Under the Gun it doesn’t lock back at all...

[@UndertheGun]

@@Behind_enemy_lines_25 Take it to a gunsmith.

[@JasonSmith-ki6xl]

Great video! I noticed when disassembling my 1100 the cup actually ended up in receiver with a portion of the spring after removing the recoil link/bar. I was able to reinstall through the back of the gun via the action tube like your video shows but wanted to make sure this happening does indicate any sort of damaged or worn part.

[@UndertheGun]

Not sure, I would have to have it in my hands.

[@tazman8697]

That's happened to me a couple of times years ago (20+). As long as the bar doesn't fly out by itself you're fine. I don't remove that bar anymore as there is really no need to. My gun still works fine, except the forestock is cracked from the gas hammering it and it does have the steel insert fitted.

[@Nighthawke70]

I own a 2 1/2" model that i've cycled thousands of rounds through it. I've only had it stovepipe once due to the O-Ring getting cut in two due to me being an idiot reassembling it. I need to bench strip it down sometime because it won't go into battery fully now. Do you suggests putting the trigger assembly into a dish of solvent, or give it a shower of the stuff, then oil it afterward? Or what kind of treatment do you use?

[@UndertheGun]

That will work, just dont over do it.

[@stewp.3298]

Thanks for sharing this procedure and information. It's not a right sear it's the secondary sear which all similar style semi autos have. The secondary sear prevents the gun from firing until you release the trigger otherwise you will go full auto. FYI

[@UndertheGun]

May have been talking about the left and right connectors.

[@wild8757]

Stew P. Full auto wouldn’t, that be horrible LOL