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Zero trigger fix
« Thread Started on Sept 26, 2009, 6:06pm »

This is one area where, unfortunately, I'm woefully unprepared for working with my rifle.

I have a zero trigger. The issue is that one of the small springs (the ones with a circle of metal on either end that provide tension) that connects the (first?) trigger sear to one of the metal posts that provides support for the trigger body snapped. This means that when I go to cock the bolt, the spring has no tension.

I have a replacement part that is similar but not exact. I could probably find a part, but the issue is fitting it in—half of the old spring is still on there, and it's a very tight fit. Not to mention that the spring doesn't have "hooks" so I can't fit it into its "slot" in the trigger sear.

Ironically, the sears show no signs of wear.

I have really no hopes of fixing this myself. I'll take pictures and post them soon, but I've already taken apart the unit and I'm kind of lost. Is there anyone here that's familiar with working with zero triggers that I can send this to to get it fixed? Assuming I get the correct part.

Also, while I can most likely figure out how to get this assembled correctly again, this is my first time taking apart my trigger unit (there was honestly no reason to before).

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Maruzen L96: FF teflon cylinder, power accuracy cup, PDI 220 spring, steel spring guide, 3 element piston, taper cylinder head pro, PDI hop up+guarder bucking, promo 509/6.03 mm barrel, PDI barrel/AI type 1 flash hider, Laylax zero trigger, SCS nub, PDI "high" arms

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Re: Zero trigger fix
« Reply #1 on Oct 28, 2009, 8:49pm »

I had a spring break inside my Zero trigger. I was able to reassemble it properly and function properly when I replaced the spring. If you would like yours repaired, I'd be happy to do it for free, you just pay shipping, and tip me if you want to.

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Re: Zero trigger fix
« Reply #2 on Oct 29, 2009, 4:26pm »

PM sent! I just realized I repeated much of the information in my post... just making sure you're aware of the difficulties

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Re: Zero trigger fix
« Reply #3 on Nov 27, 2009, 3:20am »

Shouldn't have done it for free

. Took me 2 hrs but I'm glad I was able to get it working for you again, and glad that I somehow remembered how to do that after 2years since I last touched one. Thank god for photographic memories.

Just make sure to suggest me to all your friends, I do AEG's too

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Re: Zero trigger fix
« Reply #4 on Nov 27, 2009, 7:03pm »

Well in any case, thank you very much! I will indeed be sure to mention you to all my airsoft buddies

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