Walther terrus Trigger scheme, assemble problem

[onet12]

Hi folks,

I've disassembled the trigger in my Walther and after assembling it doesn't want to cock.

The trigger is relatively simple, but I can't find scheme on the internet how it's built.

When I've opened the housing "C" looking shaped spring (pic 1) jumped out and I placed it like on the picture, but I'm not sure if it's the right place.

Another thing is a plastic spring guide which has a cut off part as shown on the pic nr 2.
Im not sure if it should be as on the picture, or different way.

I would be thankful for advices or scheme of the trigger.

Cheers

[Stinger177]

Mario - It appears to me that the way you have the spring it's actually assisting the trigger to release the sear. The spring normally presses the sear upward to hold it in the notch of the piston, and the trigger action presses the sear downward against that spring. Try flipping the sear around so that it holds the front of the sear upward.

[Stinger177]

Nix that last reply - I think I'm wrong.

Go to this page that shows a parts diagram for the Varmint. It looks like the same trigger. Click on the diagram to explode it and you'll see the parts in their proper orientation.

https://www.bisley-uk.com/product.php?i=WACVS&c=735

[fwbsport]

I got that too, I have 2 Walthers (Parrus, Terrus) I am going to look into soon to figure out what I should do with them, keep them or try salvaging.
Thanks for this thread, it solves an ongoing problem I haven't attended to!
It's the wonderful world of owning more than a few air rifles

[onet12]

Problem solved!

Stinger 177
Thanks for scheme and advices.
I have played with sear, flipped it horizontally and now it works   it should be as on this picture.

I've also made a two washers from beer can to stabilize the trigger which wobbled like a drunk sailor. Now it works better.

Two trigger springs cut off by 20-25 % slightly stretched, trigger is much lighter, especially second stage.

Heavy top hat removed from piston, locks faster and has a less recoil, plus some extra weight in the butt stock and now its a different Terrus

Cheers folks

[Stinger177]

I saw the sear flip after I posted my last. Was going to add something to that effect but had to run off to work this morning.

Glad it worked out!!