This is my C362...

[avator]

Does your TKO trigger look just like mine in that area?

Did you take anything else apart on the gun besides the trigger group?

Not being a wiseguy... just trying to help.

[avator]

Don;'t get frustrated... if all else fails head on over to the Welcome new comers gate and greet some new members until you get the minimum 20 posts so you can post pictures.

[Dadairgunner]

Will do, thanks for the help.  Everything seems to match up with your pictures and the triggers look the same.   I only removed the stock and trigger plate this time.  Ill keep plugging away.  I didn't take anything you suggested negatively, I really appreciate you taking the time to help troubleshoot.

[avator]

The top of that Lawyer spring has a 'L' shaped bend in it... it needs to sit under and behind the sear.

[Dadairgunner]

I just bit the bullet and took off a little bit of that nub with a dremmel.  All is good now!  Thanks 

[avator]

Good on you, glad it worked out. And thanks for sharing in this thread so others can benefit from it.

[Firewalker]

David... like I said...
If your trigger don't sit back as far and mine in the first picture then it's not right.

Yup, lookin good! Seems like someone else had an issue with the "hump" too. 🤔

[avator]

I find it very difficult to walk past one of these guns without picking it up and shooting in.
The plan was to move into springer mode but I had a setback when the Diana 48 knocked the snot out of the scope. The replacement scope will be here Monday or Tuesday.
So today it will be C367s and NASCAR in the mancave.

[avator]

Update....
Betty Lou wanted to shoot guns on Mother's Day (yesterday). This would be the first official time for her shooting her .177 C362 with 21" barrel.
I've shot both hers and my .177 18" barrel many times. Both have the TKO triggers.
Around 10 shots into the session my gun wouldn't shoot. The trigger was flat... no pull. Then the trigger blade just fell off onto the bench.
I opened the gun and the body of the trigger was also in 2 pieces.
Remembering that Mike sent me 3 triggers, I went to the spares bin and located the 3rd one still in the bag.
I installed it with no issues and we went on to shoot for a few hours at cans and flippers until our arms were wore out from all the 5 pumps shots.
No idea why that trigger busted like that.

BTW... Betty Lou hates her scope and wants a different one. She wants mil dots and not the 'driveway' as she refers to it..  lol

[Robert 5mm]

I received 2 of the test TKO triggers and one was broken in the envelope - TKO said it was a design flaw he was going to fix.

I have not tried the 2nd one - may get to it yet.

[avator]

I was shooting the 362 today and the second TKO test trigger broke into the same 3 pieces.
So now I'm back to the stock trigger with a lighter spring.
I think I'll just figure a way to take the travel out and call it good.

[Robert 5mm]

Bill

If you want my 2nd one let me know, I figured after the 1st one broke it was not worth the trouble of using the 2nd till it broke.

[avator]

Thanks Robert. Tom actually sent me 3 and the 3rd one is in Betty Lou's gun.
Like I said, I'll figure a way to take the travel out of the original and with the lighter spring, they work acceptably. When Betty Lou's breaks I'll do the same with hers.
These guns were cheap tinker projects for me and the thrill is about gone with them.
We'll get them out now and then and shoot them but they are far from goto guns for us.