Quick Question

[Just Curious]

I got a dilemma and am looking some expert advice.

Just installed a new trigger on my Angel LCD. There was a lot of side-to-side movement on the trigger and you could even shoot it just by touching the side of it...fast as feck though. I decided to shim it(under advice) and this got rid of the side movement but in doing so seems to have made the trigger stiffer, it just don't seem as fast.
Choices::::::

Leave it as it is
or
Dump the shim and revert back to the original with the side movement? Would I be penalised for this on the playing field?

Advice and suggestions welcome.

 

[Skeet]

rub the shims on some wet and dry to reduce the thickness

 

[le-pig]

wasn't a lady trigger by any chance was it ,had the same problem on mine,i stuck the shim/washer to the trigger then filed it down till it was a good fit(but not tight
you probably will get pulled if you leave it

 

[Willeh]

Just out of interest but what would you actually get pulled for if your trigger has a little bit of side play?

 

[le-pig]

possible bounce

 

[Parksy]

If its firing when you push the trigger sideways you probably would get pulled, and run the risk of the trigger going off when say running

Wet and dry the shim like Skeet suggested until you get it free enough to move easily back and forward, but not enough to allow any side to side

 

[Just Curious]

Parksy,
Spot on m8, that actually happened. K, so bit of wet&dry should do the trick.

Cheers guys.

Jimmy

 

[Skeet]

or if you can polish the inside surface where the trigger mounts..ie..where the shim would rub as well as polish the shims then it will be nice and smooth with no wiggle!