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    Walther LG 55 anti bear-trap

    Anyone know where I can find an anti-bear trap for my Walther LG 55 ? Mine is broken and the trigger won't release anymore.



    Thanks for your help !

    Paul

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    John Groenewold at JGAirguns in the U.S. has them:
    https://www.jgairguns.biz/lg55-c-78_...ar-p-5053.html

    Don R.

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    Sure you know but easy to disable as temporary fix. In absence of replacement I have solder a strip across the break too.

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    In absence of replacement I have solder a strip across the break too.
    May I ask what type of solder you used ?

    Thanks !

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    Common plumbers lead free. A good clean and smear of plumbers "Powerflux", over here. The overlap surface area, to my mind, ensures the joint is strong enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ISSF10.9 View Post
    Anyone know where I can find an anti-bear trap for my Walther LG 55 ? Mine is broken and the trigger won't release anymore.



    Thanks for your help !

    Paul
    Several years ago my 55 suffered with the same problem, the replacement is as rare as rocking horse droppings. My solution was to solder a section of a hairgrip onto the end to replace the bit that operates the little anti-beartrap lever inside the trigger assembly. It works and is still working in the gun which gets used regularly at bell target.

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    Mine also broke and I used silver solder which takes more heat to melt than ordinary solder but is much stronger.

    Baz
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