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Howdy peeps! I got a new MKE AT-94K and put an SP89 handguard on it. Took it to the range and it ran fine with the factory MKE mag. A few rounds into a Korean made mag and it stopped firing. At first I thought it was a failure to feed or bad ammo. After pulling the cocking handle back just enough a few times then firing, I realized the trigger was not fully going all the way forward. I had to flick it forward and manually reset it each time I shot. This was now the case with the MKE mag as well. Not what I expected out of a weapon system of this price.
I called the ATI warranty hotline and they were completely worthless with their shipping requests and turnaround time of more than a month. This is certainly not my first rodeo with a firearm, so I pulled out the trigger pack, cleaned & oiled it, filed the trigger hole in the lower for better trigger clearance, then put the pack back in the lower. With the trigger pulled, I bring back the hammer, let the trigger go and get a crunchy feeling. Seems like the friction of the sear spring roller against the sear is the culprit.
So when I put the whole thing together, hold the trigger down, pull the cocking handle back and let it go, the trigger gets stuck halfway. With no finger on the trigger, cocking handle cycled, trigger pulls back and lets go with no problems. I would rather just get parts from RTG and do the job myself. Any ideas what I should get besides a new sear spring and sear? Any help would be appreciated!
I called the ATI warranty hotline and they were completely worthless with their shipping requests and turnaround time of more than a month. This is certainly not my first rodeo with a firearm, so I pulled out the trigger pack, cleaned & oiled it, filed the trigger hole in the lower for better trigger clearance, then put the pack back in the lower. With the trigger pulled, I bring back the hammer, let the trigger go and get a crunchy feeling. Seems like the friction of the sear spring roller against the sear is the culprit.
So when I put the whole thing together, hold the trigger down, pull the cocking handle back and let it go, the trigger gets stuck halfway. With no finger on the trigger, cocking handle cycled, trigger pulls back and lets go with no problems. I would rather just get parts from RTG and do the job myself. Any ideas what I should get besides a new sear spring and sear? Any help would be appreciated!