big thanks to Bill Springfield

[trenches]

I was having trouble with hammer follow through when the trigger was released. I tried everything I could to find the problem, but no luck. So I contacted Mr. Springfield and he was gracious enough to look at my trigger assembly.
Well, he found the problem. I had a defective sear. The new sear that I made was also defective as I copied it from the defective sear.
He installed a replacement and now everything works perfectly. I can't thank Mr. Springfield enough for his help. As far as I'm concerned he's the "go to guy" if you need trigger work done. And he did the work for an extremely reasonable price. And the turn-around time was super fast.
Now all I need to do is make some US parts for the Cetme to get my count up and it's off to the range.
So, thanks again Mr. Springfield. You saved my forehead from further damage from banging it against the wall trying to figure out what was wrong.

[KMURPHY]

Glad to her it worked out for ya...

[snapshot762]

+1 for Bill, he does great work!

[Nightshift]

Does anyone have prices and contact info for Mr. Springfield? The only thing I don't like on my CETME is the trigger.

[Nightshift]

Nevermind, I found it......should have done a search on my own before asking...sorry... http://www.triggerwork.net/hk9xrifles.html

[trenches]

Well that was easy. BTW, I had the Cetme out and the fcg worked perfectly. Wish I could say the same about the stovepiping. But I'll fix that. I shaved off a very small amount of metal from the bottom of the magwell. I'll either get a new mag catch from RTG or weld up the old one and then file and fit. I'm going to have to reduce the width of the magwell opening slightly towards the top of the magwell. The mag could fit a little tighter. With the bolt to the rear, the mag seems to have too much side to side movement. That could be part of the problem.

[brewskzilla]

Hooray for Bill!