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It appears there is a screw hole under that bar you mentioned?


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Originally Posted by ellenbr
That screw may hold the trigger group to the lower plate?


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Saw that.
Not directly in line, but if it ends anywhere(on the exterior), it is just ahead of the word "SAFE"


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Good Eye & that's the culprit.


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Originally Posted by ellenbr
It appears there is a screw hole under that bar you mentioned?


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The sliding top bolt is connected internally to the double underbolts with no obvious way to separate. IF there is a screw, not getting to it with the bolt in place.

I'm looking for this piece of advice that says "Remove X to get to screw"

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Originally Posted by ellenbr
Good Eye & that's the culprit.


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I am not convinced. IF it is the other end of the screw, this action was assembled to never be taken apart.


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You may be right as that screw that lands up @ >>SAFE<< could be under the triggerplate?


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Originally Posted by ellenbr
You may be right as that screw that lands up @ >>SAFE<< could be under the triggerplate?

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The two location are not in line. Bottom is approx. 1/8" forward of the "SAFE".

Still tinkering.


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