Pinty Tactical Airgun.

[avator]

LOL trigger shoe got you too

Yep, I did.
I'll try to remember next time. Which won't be too long.. one of Troy's sears will be on the way next week.

[Back_Roads]

 I shot this target with the PTA after I shot an official fun match with the Pinty carbine PCA target on bottom.

[bduares]

I'm curious, what are you calling the carbine? The standard rifle QL22?

[Back_Roads]

 Yes it is shorter and lighter than my gen2 DAR 

[splitbeing]

I got a carbine copy of what you got, James, and without a moderator the carbine fits in my AR/bullpup soft cases, which is something my r7 is too big to do.

[splitbeing]

The P-Rifle is an aesthetic qlternative to the Notos.

Metal optics rails on both, which hunters not in blinds might prefer.

[Blowpipe Sam]

Wait.  I’m confused.  Is this the Pinty carbine thread?  Or the Pinty bullpup thread?  I thought it was the Pinty tacticool thread?  Isn’t there a Pinty rifle thread?

You guys gotta keep all this stuff straight for me.

[Back_Roads]

 Over at the other place it is a lumped thread, very confusing. I posted about the Tactical, and compared to the Carbine, and back to tact

[avator]

LOL... I need to start looking to see if someone else posted while I was typing a reply instead of just posting and moving on... a warning will come up but if you don't see it your reply won't get posted.
Anyways... I said the same thing James did about the thread on the other forum getting combined.
This one went off track probably because I was slow to move it along.. I started it before I actually had the gun in hand and that delay opened the door.
It's all good... the info is here... just gotta look for it.

[avator]

That said.. I'm on hold again with my P-Force. I thought I was going to be fine with the heavy pull trigger but after shooting it side by side with the Avenger I decided to go with one of THammer's modified sears. I'll shoot other guns while I wait for it to arrive.

[avator]

Decided to pull the sear out of the P-Force and get it prepared to send it off to Troy. There are 2 springs in the trigger group, 3 if you count the one for the safety. Somehow the deepest one down, looking at the bottom of the gun, went sideways and I had to pull that lever to put it back in correctly. Well as fate would have it, the spring took flight. Last I saw it, it was head straight to the floor. Now mind you, my shop floor is 2/3 gravel and the direction the spring was going would have put it within 1' of the gravel.
I moved my stool and grabbed the magnet sweep and rolled a couple times under the workbench and surrounding area.
FISH ON !!!    WHEW !!!

[rkrr20307@comcast.net]

There should be a total of 4 springs. One under rear of trigger blade- one under lever between trigger blade and sear and one on top of sear. Forth spring is inserted in the part of the lock switch that sits beside the trigger blade to the rear.

[avator]

There should be a total of 4 springs. One under rear of trigger blade- one under lever between trigger blade and sear and one on top of sear. Forth spring is inserted in the part of the lock switch that sits beside the trigger blade to the rear.

I never touched the one under the trigger blade... it's still in place. But thanks, I didn't know it was there.

[rkrr20307@comcast.net]

When reassembling trigger assembly make sure it has not fallen over because it does very easily. Ask me how I know ? I had to keep backward pressure on trigger to keep it in place while reassembling after getting sear back from THAMMER. Had to take apart after first try because it had slipped out.

[avator]

When reassembling trigger assembly make sure it has not fallen over because it does very easily. Ask me how I know ? I had to keep backward pressure on trigger to keep it in place while reassembling after getting sear back from THAMMER. Had to take apart after first try because it had slipped out.

Yep, I think we are talking about the same spring that fell out. I used a dab of grease to hold it in place while I put the lever piece and pin back it.

[avator]

Someone really needs to do a good video on this trigger group dis and re assembly procedure.
I bet Troy could do it in his sleep.

[rkrr20307@comcast.net]

THAMMER  has already put up images of the spring locations. The spring I had issues with and am referring to sits under the rear of the trigger blade and only has a slight recess to sit in. Never thought of it but your dab of grease may hold it in place during reassembly. Hope this helps anyone during reassenbly.

[avator]

THAMMER  has already put up images of the spring locations. The spring I had issues with and am referring to sits under the rear of the trigger blade and only has a slight recess to sit in. Never thought of it but your dab of grease may hold it in place during reassembly. Hope this helps anyone during reassenbly.

Yeah, I brought some of his pics to this thread with his consent.

[avator]

This is the spring I nearly lost...

[Robert 5mm]

When I took out the sear from mine I only removed the front pin that goes through the sear.

I thought it would be hard enough too get just it back in, and it did take a little fitting in.

I filed and polished the sear to near match what THammer had in his picture. I was easy peasy.

I did not want to trust sending it in the mail since I have had some bad experiences. If it disappeared then no parts from Pinty.