Sharp Ace trigger block warped and cracked/crazed!!!!

[averageplinker]

i'd sub it out to my mate as i'm too busy with my main occupation and stuff already in progress plus summer is my time for fishing
i would have to have at least 5 made to make it worth the set up cost
i have some parts to anodise for him so when i return them i'll inc a trigger unit for him to look at

Cheers I would definitely buy one at £50-60.
Rich.

[--ped--]

should have some Ace trigger blocks at the weekend i'll have to do a test fit to a gun before any would be available and they will need to be anodised if req

[--ped--]

Just picked up the ace trigger units
They'll come with the brass post fitted and the little m3 slot head wiggle adj has been inc to a 4mm one which is inc
They need a quick flat on either side to remove a few marks and will all be checked for fitment before they are anodised

[averageplinker]

Fab, thanks Ped.
PS did you get me email?
Cheers

[--ped--]

i've not seen it but it could be in my others folder

[--ped--]

blocks are now anodised and ready

[averageplinker]

blocks are now anodised and ready

PM sent

[colin g]

They look a great job as well ped, Well done.. Col.

[ratbuster2240]

Nice work Ped. glad you'll be able to get our ace working gain.

[averageplinker]

Hi Ped,
Payment in the post today and PM sent.
Cheers Rich.

[Young Steve]

My Ace trigger block has just broken. Seems it is made from cheese. I cant help wondering why the back of the block bridges over the rear screw instead of using it as a second point of attachment. This would have avoided the failure. There is the space in the wooden stock recess to extend the trigger block by 6mm and adding a second bolt. The forces on the pump arm seem quite a lot for one single M6 screw. In addition the stock only has one screw into this cheesy trigger block. I think the design was originally meant for 2 screws. I am going to try making a longer mech from a piece of scrap brass.

[--ped--]

i agree they could've had the rear plug screw incorporated into them and on my pan target build i altered one i'd made to be additionally secured at the rear
i still have some billet ones if you get stuck for one

[Young Steve]

Thanks Ped, they look good and was going to contact you re availability, but I was kicking my heels today and built one from a bit of scrap brass. I also drilled the rear trigger guard to add a second screw for the stock. Now I can pump holding on to the grip knowing it is well bolted. Not sure how to put the photos on though.