Replacement Trigger

[MitchW]

Where would I go to find out how to remove the pivot pin for the trigger on a Winchester 800X. The trigger is broke right behind the pivot and I am curious if I can do it myself.

[SteveP-52]

Here's at least a picture ans some info on the rifle. Kind of looks like it's just a pin holding it in there and might be able to just be pushed out but that's purely a guess on my part....

http://gunlore.awardspace.info/rifledarms/gundetail/windaisy800x.htm

[MitchW]

I just pulled the stock off and removed the safety spring and yes, a pin slides out (it's held in place by the spring) and the other half of the trigger will come out. Now I just need to find a replacement trigger. Any ideas?

[Roadworthy]

Winchester is a name commonly used on Daisy products.  You could start there.

[MitchW]

Winchester is a name commonly used on Daisy products.  You could start there.

No luck. At least not yet.

[cobalt327]

Made in Turkey? I seem to remember seeing it was related to the Hatsan, maybe the 125? Could be mistaken tho.

[Roadworthy]

If you know someone with a mill they may be able to fabricate a new blade based on the existing pieces.  If you can get a piece of aluminum or one of the harder plastics you may be able to do the same thing with a scroll saw.

[MitchW]

If I can't get a trigger, I may look at drilling thru the center of both pieces and threading a set screw in place. Steel pin is possible but would probably work it's way out somehow.

[SteveP-52]

I may have found it, problem would be finding someplace that sells one, but have a look at the trigger on the rifle in the attached .pdf file....

https://www.dropbox.com/s/lez0jijalou3orh/Hatsan-35-35S-noSAS-Q.pdf

[MitchW]

The pivot pin hole looks to be too far forward. I'm going to pull the other piece out tomorrow and see if I can find the 3 foot strip of aluminum I have and see if I can fashion one.

[MitchW]

The trigger is back in one piece and the gun fires. I have it glued together with Gorilla Glue pending putting a pin in it. I doubt I will be able to drill and tap for a set screw as it's like 1/4 inch wide and drilling a hole may actually weaken it.