Decocking Problem

[rattlerun]

I have a M380, new in February. Been shooting quite a bit all summer, while stretching out a couple Flemish strings. Now I'm working on decocking it and have run into some trouble. I hook my stringer up, pull up on one side, release safety, push ADF, and pull the trigger (2 stage Trigger Tech). The string lets down, and everything seem good. Only when I try to recock it, the claws on the trigger are down like it is cocked. Then I have to push the trigger forward, then pull it, to clear the way for the string to recock. I also have an M355, and decock the same way, and have been, on this one, for 3 plus years, with no problems. Am I doing something different because of the extra weight I don't realize? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[janesy]

Google trigger tech auto lock problem. I don't have any TT triggers but I have ready this was a somewhat common issue. Guys on this site have dealt with it

[Hunt it]

Here is way it was described to me by Frank at TT. The design of the light trigger necessitates that each time the trigger is pulled it needs to be pulled all the way to the rear prior to releasing it. If you just tap the trigger or don't follow through you get the issue your having. If you pull the trigger back prior to re cocking it will also remedy this situation.

[xcaliber]

Here is way it was described to me by Frank at TT. The design of the light trigger necessitates that each time the trigger is pulled it needs to be pulled all the way to the rear prior to releasing it. If you just tap the trigger or don't follow through you get the issue your having. If you pull the trigger back prior to re cocking it will also remedy this situation.

Yep! X2

[Normous]

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[paulaboutform]

Before even finishing what you wrote my exact thought was just what you were told. Fully squeeze the trigger and you should be fine.

Paul