Tech force trigger (HELP)

[tiburon]

Hi guy's I took my tf97 apart to clean out some of the oil under the action and when I turned the action over I dropped the trigger end and the trigger spring pin fell out with the spring.Try as I might I cant get the spring back in correctly. I cant seem to get any spring tension on the trigger blade. Does anyone have a diagram or some advice? Thanks for looking.

   Lenny

[longislandhunter]

I think there is  a "special tool" that is needed to properly remove, or re-install, the trigger group, at least the TF-89 is that way.  Do a search under TF-89 trigger tool and you should find what you need.  A bunch of guys made their own "tool" so that they could take apart and tune their 89's so there are quite a few posts some of which have pictures.  

Jeff

[don_centex]

Hey Lenny, the only real special tool that you might need is a small screwdriver with a groove cut in the center of it.  You need this groove to hold the spring in place as you compress the spring and latch it against the trigger itself.  It can be done without that modified screwdriver but you will spend a lot of time tryhing to get it rigth.  It sounds like you need some kind of diagram that shows how it goes back together if you hadnlt studied it before it fell appart.   You have to be pretty careful with these rifles when you take them appart.  The stock itself holds many of these pins in place and if friction is low when you remove the mech from the stock parts can fall out.  So far I've recovered from my disasters but not without a few tense moments.  Be careful with the trigger itself  too.  It has a tiny pin in it that holds a solid piece of metal inside of the trigger stamping.  After I discovered that I squeezed the trigger stamping a bit to hold the insert in place a bit tighter.

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Don