Grizzly Tigger

[Boo]

The trigger return spring attaches to piece A, the lower sear.
Maybe it's an illusion created by your photo, but it appears to me that your trigger unit has very little sear engagement.

[robertyb]

The trigger return spring attaches to piece A, the lower sear.
Maybe it's an illusion created by your photo, but it appears to me that your trigger unit has very little sear engagement.

I agree. Could that be caused by a weak spring?

[Boo]

The trigger return spring attaches to piece A, the lower sear.
Maybe it's an illusion created by your photo, but it appears to me that your trigger unit has very little sear engagement.

I agree. Could that be caused by a weak spring?

I might be wrong, but it looks like there is a set screw installed in the forward end of the lower sear used to limit sear engagement.
What I see is that the safety is preventing the sears from disengagement.
I hope that it's an optical illusion and not something done to reduce the trigger pull.

[Doe Master]

You are right Don . If it is a set screw . That is scary dangerous .

[newbie]

Scary isn't what i wuld call it ,,,, looks dangerous to me?!

[LongCarbine]

Is that straight from T.T like that?

[newbie]

Is that straight from T.T like that?

That is a factory trigger not a TT.

[vpsaline]

The picture isn't mine, I pulled it off the internet. I'm just asking between A - B, geez

[Doe Master]

Okay . You had us worried .
The heavy spring goes in " A " . Between the trigger in the round blind hole .

[flightattendant100]

The picture isn't mine, I pulled it off the internet. I'm just asking between A - B, geez

These fine gents are just trying to keep you safe.