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    Jericho pin walk

    I have a surplus Jericho 941 F SAO (baby eagle). After two mags (30 rd) the trigger pin has walked nearly 100/1000th out the left side of the frame. Anyone seen this?

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    I have the IMI surplus 941F with the factory custom single action trigger, and every couple hundred rounds I'll see the pin walk about 1/64" out the left side of the frame as well. I'm eventually probably just gonna drop a good McMaster-Carr roll pin in there and call it a day, like I did with the recoil guide end pin on my CETME.

    It's still by a long shot my most reliable firearm, and my most accurate pistol. I guess they all have to have quirks.

    1/10" as you're describing seems like an awful lot though. If I were you I'd probably do the same, but sooner rather than later.
    Last edited by Redtail; 11-04-2020 at 08:05 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redtail View Post
    I have the IMI surplus 941F with the factory custom single action trigger, and every couple hundred rounds I'll see the pin walk about 1/64" out the left side of the frame as well. I'm eventually probably just gonna drop a good McMaster-Carr roll pin in there and call it a day, like I did with the recoil guide end pin on my CETME.

    It's still by a long shot my most reliable firearm, and my most accurate pistol. I guess they all have to have quirks.

    1/10" as you're describing seems like an awful lot though. If I were you I'd probably do the same, but sooner rather than later.
    I have. Tear down scheduled for this weekend. My gut tells me that the pin is going to be bent.

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    if the pin isn't required to rotate to work....then...use a tiny tiny tiny drop of red LT from the outside and dry it quickly with a hair dryer

    this should stop it leaching out and still allow the pin to be removed if needed
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    I’ve considered a number of options to address the symptom but I would prefer to figure out the cause and fix it right. If push comes to shove I’ll turn down a screw, tap one side of the receiver and have a thread retention pin.

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