I decided to sort the trigger out on my Bowkett Titan pistol this morning and at first sight i thought it looks fairly simple with only three moving parts so i stripped it cleaned the accumulated grime from the past few years out of it. Its all nice and shiny now plus a light coat of oil but for the life of me i cant figure out how the thing goes back together So has anyone any experience with Mr Bowkett's trigger units? an assembly drawing is too much to ask but you never know
J Bowkett Titan pistol help
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PaulD
, Feb 28 2012 10:15 AM
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#1
Posted 28 February 2012 - 10:15 AM
Ok i admit it im a numpty of the highest order
I decided to sort the trigger out on my Bowkett Titan pistol this morning and at first sight i thought it looks fairly simple with only three moving parts so i stripped it cleaned the accumulated grime from the past few years out of it. Its all nice and shiny now plus a light coat of oil but for the life of me i cant figure out how the thing goes back together So has anyone any experience with Mr Bowkett's trigger units? an assembly drawing is too much to ask but you never know
I decided to sort the trigger out on my Bowkett Titan pistol this morning and at first sight i thought it looks fairly simple with only three moving parts so i stripped it cleaned the accumulated grime from the past few years out of it. Its all nice and shiny now plus a light coat of oil but for the life of me i cant figure out how the thing goes back together So has anyone any experience with Mr Bowkett's trigger units? an assembly drawing is too much to ask but you never know
#2
Posted 28 February 2012 - 02:59 PM
It won't help you now I'm afraid, but in future, a digital camera can be your best friend.
The photos cost nothing ( after the camera is had ) so snapping pictures of how
things were, every step of the way can be a tremendous help in putting something
back together again.
( how do I know this ? )
The photos cost nothing ( after the camera is had ) so snapping pictures of how
things were, every step of the way can be a tremendous help in putting something
back together again.
( how do I know this ? )
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