The other day I was firing my 3AT with some old WW yellow box ammo that I had. I was doing all right at ~25 yards with it on a life size target. When all of a sudden the trigger upon pulling would not not engage and drop the striker. I took the gun apart and figured out it was the disconnector. It was sticking in the down position instead of poping up. I cleaned it was well as I could and put light lubricant on it. It seems to work, but it is still a little sticky. Has anyone else experienced this failure?
On the rear, right side of the frame is a small movable tab that protrudes into the frame rail which holds the slide. When the slides recoils after a shot, the small tab is pressed down causing the trigger linkage to disengage from the striker-hammer. This tab was staying depressed even after the slide had returned and the striker-hammer was reset. Result was that pulling the trigger would not fire the gun.
While you have the trigger bar pulled, you might as well do a light polishing on it. It makes the trigger a lot smoother.
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