[mrparamedicdawson]

I put a Timney 10/22 trigger into my rifle. I have been having some issues with the hammer following the action upon closing. At first I thought that it was simply due to the trigger assembly being a little lose, so I tightened the placement screws until I couldn't tighten them any more with the set screws secured. I then put some loctite purple behind them to keep it from backing out. This didn't seem to work so I put a different pin into the trigger rotating pin that tightened that up. I haven't shot it again but I'm wondering if anyone else had this type of issue and if so what was your fix.

 

[Dock Rocker]

dont worry about it to much. It will take you half the time to shoot the target as everyone else.

 

[Xd357]

I put a Timney 10/22 trigger into my rifle. I have been having some issues with the hammer following the action upon closing. At first I thought that it was simply due to the trigger assembly being a little lose, so I tightened the placement screws until I couldn't tighten them any more with the set screws secured. I then put some loctite purple behind them to keep it from backing out. This didn't seem to work so I put a different pin into the trigger rotating pin that tightened that up. I haven't shot it again but I'm wondering if anyone else had this type of issue and if so what was your fix.

Is this causing the gun to go "full auto"?

 

[Hrdnox]

Call Timney and they'll help you work it out. I've heard of this several times before. Most of the time, I think Timney wanted it back and sends out a replacement.