Q:

My Edgun wont always cock.

Sometimes my EEdgun dont always want to cock.
It is like the hammer dont always want to catch.
Anyone else had this problem?
Is there a easy fix?
Thanks for all replys.

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tks Ted, for my next Matador… i´m gonna install a better optic, by now, the money goes to an EV2…
soon soon i com back!

quote gringoloco38:

Hi guys, Ed, how many turn must have the silver threaded tube?
I recently sold my Matador, (never sismounted by me), but these tube are almost loose, thhese part have a spring, which is the correct assembly order?

Start at 4:00.

ted

Hi guys, Ed, how many turn must have the silver threaded tube?
I recently sold my Matador, (never sismounted by me), but these tube are almost loose, thhese part have a spring, which is the correct assembly order?

quote Midnightsniper2:

I got it.
Adjusted the rod which engages the sear.
Question
You said put tape on each side of the nut.
That would keep the nut from moving,but what keeps the rod (Linkage) from turning?
I would think that there should be a jam nut on the rod(linkage) back where it screws into the sear.

Take a nail polish from your wife and drop to the place where the rod goes into the screw that will fix it.

I got it.
Adjusted the rod which engages the sear.
Question
You said put tape on each side of the nut.
That would keep the nut from moving,but what keeps the rod (Linkage) from turning?
I would think that there should be a jam nut on the rod(linkage) back where it screws into the sear.

Ed’s post reminded me that he has made a video series for us [English-speaking types] some time ago. It shows in detail how to adjust the trigger and make sure the sear engages properly.

Sometimes it can happen when the rear screw which fix the hammer shell to the reservoir is not screwed tightly. Check it as well.

The sear is set too light. Take the gun out of the stock. Look for the small nut on the push rod. Screw it so that it makes the push rod a little longer (counter clockwise, I think). Doing this will engage the sear more. You can see it through the circle at the end where the bar meets with the hammer mechanism. When you’ve got it like you want it, put a small piece of tape on each side of that nut to prevent it from moving again.

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