Fully auto ria

[charlesr]

Yep I had the same result in my RIA when I tried to drop a new sear in it. I did not have it fitted so it was foolish on my part, but i figured it out dry firing the pistol before I ever took it to the range. I swapped to another sear and the problem is solved.

[s4s4u]

Originally Posted by fildugn

The only thing that can cause this is a stuck firing pin or a weak firing pin spring. Both are usually simple fixes.

I would look at the sear spring, had this on an AO a while back. Bend a little more arc into it. Could be the other things, but would look into the sear spring leaf.

[ShooterBob_SC]

Originally Posted by crabbybum

There is no license for Class III ownership, just a tax stamp and the returned paperwork. BTW, since '86 only the government or a licensed manufacturers can build new full autos. No new full autos for us.

Stupid Huges amendment!

[Dave Waits]

Silly question Grunt but, did you tear the gun down and clean all the shipping preservative off of it and lube it before firing it? That isn't lubricant smothered all over it.

[Eagles1911]

i had this issue, i had the sear spring on wrong, and the hammer wont lock back. When you have it unloaded, rack the slide and see if the hammer stays back.

[deadly0311]

Originally Posted by fildugn

The only thing that can cause this is a stuck firing pin or a weak firing pin spring. Both are usually simple fixes.

Far from right. If the sear nose or hammer hooks are worn to the point they cannot engage then this will cause a full auto firing as well.

[Cappi]

this thread is a couple years old, Gents

the guy hasn't been on in 2 years either

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[Eagles1911]

haha oops, didnt see that

[speedcrime]

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