Hatsan Escort slam fire - need fix

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Dangermouse

Re: Hatsan Escort slam fire - need fix

#11 Post by Dangermouse »

Steve,

Yes it has been out and cleaned, in fact it had been out for a thorough clean before the comp which has be wondering if I cleaned it a bit too well!

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Re: Hatsan Escort slam fire - need fix

#12 Post by Robin128 »

My trigger group on my Xtrema has really tiny springs...worries me when I give it a blast with my air line.

A knowledgeable smithy may repair it for £30! Trigger groups are not cheap, once everyone has had their cut.

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Re: Hatsan Escort slam fire - need fix

#13 Post by Chuck »

Hi DM, no, you are correct I got no feedback from Hatsan... you should have posted this a week ago as I am just back from Hatsanland! Sods law eh :lol: You still got my email - PM me if not.

Never heard of this before although a mate with a Spas had a similar problem which also incuded a nasty habit of firing when the safety was applied /released.... . Not into the innards of these things but have a look at where /the way the hammer is retained before you pull the trigger, I would suspect that something is maybe loose /a tad worn as the fault is intermittent. I reckon trigger assembly somewhere.

And you can dry fire these things.

Just noticed it was just cleaned, maybe a combination of wear and lube????
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Re: Hatsan Escort slam fire - need fix

#14 Post by Dangermouse »

I am 99% sure that it is wear and tare on the trigger unit - which just drops out in one piece and is made up of various qualities of metal and plastic parts.

With the hammer back I can not pull it free from the trigger sear, but I am guessing that the violent action of the recycling process is somehow knocking it lose or not catching it.

Have a RFD on the job, just waiting for some feed back from Edgar's, I am in no rush but an answer soon would be nice.


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Re: Hatsan Escort slam fire - need fix

#15 Post by Chuck »

Is everything tight enough, maybe some flexing under recoil when the bolt slams back???
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