TDR Cocking Problem.

[Brooksy]

Hi, I hope you don't mind me asking you a question.My TDR is a bit difficult to cock. It needs a really firm pull to engage the trigger sear and it sounds like the spring is binding slightly.Is it just a case of stripping, cleaning and adjusting?

[bgaltd]

Hi, I hope you don't mind me asking you a question.My TDR is a bit difficult to cock. It needs a really firm pull to engage the trigger sear and it sounds like the spring is binding slightly.Is it just a case of stripping, cleaning and adjusting?

is this for me Brooksy ?

if so , yes strip it down and check that the breech lines up with the hammer housing and valve housing . they may be slightly out of line .

[Brooksy]

Cheers mate, will do.

[Brooksy]

Ooh, just had a look and there is no way this thing has ever been taken apart. AA have moved the action bolts from the top and put them in the bottom of the firing valve and included a nice anti tamper blanking plug into the bargain. Looks like I will have to live with it for now.

[bgaltd]

Ooh, just had a look and there is no way this thing has ever been taken apart. AA have moved the action bolts from the top and put them in the bottom of the firing valve and included a nice anti tamper blanking plug into the bargain. Looks like I will have to live with it for now.

ring me if you need to ok .

[Brooksy]

Thanks. I will see Dave at Staffordshire Custom Rifles on Tuesday as he owes me a favour. Thanks for the offer I will bear it in mind.

[Brooksy]

Well, it's my fault, I'm used to using a Rapid and I had my hold on the cocking arm all wrong. Now it's 'fixed' I can give it to my mate to use while I compete with the Rapid.

Thanks for the offers of help.