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Sorted it thanks guys 😉
This one ?
Hi Rabbit;
Those guys above meant the nut which shown at below pic, look at that and check whether it is just beside the spring or it is away from the nut, you should tighten it just like mine here;
Same exact thing happened to my Edgun. Remove action from stock. Turn the .4mm nut, on the long threaded rod just behind the spring, in, about one full turn towards the trigger. Then try and cock it. If that didn’t help give it another turn in. – You may also have to adjust the 1st screw in, (clockwise) behind the trigger by a very small amount as well.
Don’t forget to put a little loc tite on it or something too.
Yep, same happened to mine, it’s the little nut on the threaded rod that got loose in my case, tighten it a little against the spring and use green loctite and it has stayed since then.
Hey there…it looks like the little nut on the trigger linkage may have come loose. I know if the trigger is set too light or that little nut backs off it wont engage properly.
Ok. I would say it has something to do with the trigger adjustment.
But on the other hand I don’t own a edgun.
You will probably get help very soon from someone here hwo actually knows what he’s talking about.
Good luck!
Never
Iv only put 1000 pellets through her.
Have you adjusted the trigger lately?
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Awesome! That was the first time I got to be a part of paying it forward and helping someone on here.