[Eugene D. Goodwin]

Who does work on High standard .22's...trigger job reliability repair etc.

Bro in law has one which the trigger doesn't return. Any online sites with diagrams etc for a little home gunsmithing on these things? Any one else have this prob with thiers?

I haven't looked at it personally yet though. Maybe I'll be able to fix it, but if not I'd like to know who he could send it to.

Thanks,
Eugene

 

[Tim Williams]

I remebered this post while searching the net. If you look at the Bullseye forum this company has a very good reputation.

http://www.falconmachining.com/

Tim

 

[thor]

I had this problem with the very first H.S. I ever bought and freaked out! A much older, wiser, Bullseye shooter showed me that by taking the left grip off the gun, your able to remove the small cover plate along the upper left side of the frame.

DO SO CAREFULLY!!! Under that plate is a small spring that very easily "pops" out of place. Once I learned this I never let it get the better of me when cleaning, dis- or re-assembling the gun.

I wouldn't part with any of my 3 H.S. for the world, now! Hope this helps.

 

[Eugene D. Goodwin]

Thanks for the info guys. I've had it apart now, yes I already lost one trigger spring in the tall grass at the range :grin:

Thanks,
Eugene

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[hankhan]

Brownells has HS parts if you want to try the repair yourself. I'd suggest looking at the catalog to figure out what you need; they sell a lot of parts for these things.
http://www.brownells.com/index.html

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