So.
Came to cut me a sear from SIS-2541 steel. Took a little finesse but.. we´re there.

The trigger assy of the P15 though is a sorts of a "weighed" unit and carries all in all three parts/levers and a spring. What gives is that as hammer spring tension is increased the setup simply won´t cater to that, so need to balance that off way better i believe.
Flip side of that though is that i believe that also brings that i have to recut a few of the angles at hand as increasing spring tension (rather small and meek spring) also increases needed pull weight to make the thing go off. Both that and to cock it.

No worries though, we´ll sort that out too time permitting.



That there though used tp be an issue. The brass end of it being of a diameter that rendered it impossible to cut a front o-ring groove (IOW massive air leak), so the solution was to increase the hole for the barrel end on the valve block and then turn a larger diameter brass ending for it.
Turned out golden TBH, but now i´m giving thought to adding a set screw or two more..(actually ditto for the PR-900 i´ve got too). Although fit is good i still feel it wouldn´t hurt to be able to crank down on it LESS for each screw (and thereby lessen any distortion that might take place). Then again.. it´s most likely just me being overly sensitive on the matter i guess.