[EricG23]

"Do not remove this pin (#270 hammer axis pin, holding # 272 hammer block and # 273 hammer block spring) "

Oops, too late, rut row................




It's been a few years and I honestly have not carried or played with my P3TA in a while, needless to say I got the # 284 assembly pin spring popped loose, figured no problem I'll just pop the frame out of the grip and...........................needless to say I now have "bag o gun".





I've had this out before, but again it's been a while, what was the trick again to getting # 273 hammer block spring back INTO the grip? I know there used to be a trick using a drinking straw or so other concotion to hold the who thing together?

I think I can manage the rest of it from there after that. LOL

Thanks -


Eric

 

[haugrdr]

Try this link....it's the assembly instructions for the Northwoods Trigger. Should help you a lot.

http://www.northwoodcomp.com/p-32p-3attriggerinstallationguide.aspx

 

[EricG23]

Try this link....it's the assembly instructions for the Northwoods Trigger. Should help you a lot.

http://www.northwoodcomp.com/p-32p-3attriggerinstallationguide.aspx

Thanks, that'll help with lining everything up above where I'm at the hammer block, spring and pin otherwise when going back in, but my particular issue right now is there (hammer block assembly) in that part of the frame.

This is roughly what I was describing, but the pictures are so dark inside the frame you can't see anything to make it out. -

http://www.keltecforum.com/forum/p-3at/5729-improvised-hammer-block-installation-tool.html

 

[EricG23]

Nothing like doing a Google search for images of the hammer block on a P3at and finding your OWN post from the last time you had this issue! Derrrrrrr!!!! %) LOL

http://www.thektog.org/threads/hammer-block-reinstall-help.197610/


I've got to get a straw today at lunch time and give this another whirl this evening. LOL


Eric

 

[kar98]

Nothing like doing a Google search for "any problem" and finding your OWN post from the last time you had this issue! Derrrrrrr!!!! %) LOL

Been there, done that.

 

[BlakeHanson]

Thanks, that'll help with lining everything up above where I'm at the hammer block, spring and pin otherwise when going back in, but my particular issue right now is there (hammer block assembly) in that part of the frame.

This is roughly what I was describing, but the pictures are so dark inside the frame you can't see anything to make it out. -

I think YOU said it best:

BTW, I would suggest to the moderators that they use my pics in this thread when referring to the hammer block issues, as with my green frame it's a lot easier to see what goes where and what's going on than some of the other pictures provided in the other threads due to the black frames / grips and lack of lighting in those.
Eric

Got 'dejaView' yet?

 

[EricG23]

I think YOU said it best:

Got 'dejaView' yet? View attachment 32414

Well yes, but if you also go back and look at the time stamp, it was only SIX YEARS ago too. LOL

A lot can happen in six years, a lot of JB and Coke, and as I said I have not carried it for a while either. LOL

Thanks

 

[EricG23]

S*&t! I forgot, there's a wider end on one side of the hammer block pin / axis -

WHICH way does the WIDER end (the end I have the arrow on) of that pin go, on the SPRING side of the gun, or on the hammer BLOCK side of the gun?




Thanks -

 

[BlakeHanson]

Well yes, but if you also go back and look at the time stamp, it was only SIX YEARS ago too. LOL

A lot can happen in six years, a lot of JB and Coke, and as I said I have not carried it for a while either. LOL

Thanks

Six years is but a blink of the eye!
I still have all of my pictures going back to 1997:

(this was before .JPG was invented)

 

[BlakeHanson]

S*&t! I forgot, there's a wider end on one side of the hammer block pin / axis -

WHICH way does the WIDER end (the end I have the arrow on) of that pin go, on the SPRING side of the gun, or on the hammer BLOCK side of the gun?




Thanks -

The drawing appears to show it in the right side of the gun: