LCD Trigger Question

[Just Curious]

Ok, this may be a daft question and I have looked elsewhere for the answer.......what is the best way to reduce the side-to-side movement on the LCD trigger. Its sitting perfect but there seems to be an awful lot of movement to the side.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers
Jimmy

 

[Skeet]

Shim it mate....nicely polished little washers each side...pop the trigger pin out, anput shims in...pop pin back int till its right

 

[le-pig]

had the same problem myself,esecially with the lady trigger(women )
find a very small metal washer,line up the holes and super glue on to the trigger,when the glue sets file down the washer till the trigger fits the frame,slow procces but it works

 

[le-pig]

asked shops for shims over here and got a variety of puzzled looks

 

[Just Curious]

Thanks guys,,I'll try that.......guess me ol' Sterling Pump is gonna lose some velocity...

Again,thanks for the help.

Jimmy

 

[Tom Allen]

I took the slop out of mine with thin plastic-card. you can get this from model shops and comes in a variety of thicknesses. I made u-shaped washers from this card and its been in there and worked perfectly for about a year, and you dont need to remove the trigger pin.

 

[Skeet]

Bonus