Mossberg 500 trigger group

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Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#11 Post by zanes »

saddler wrote:
techguy wrote:870's are for old duffers ;)
I've met Blighty!

...as I said, he should have got an 870 :p

The only thing that fell out of my trigger group was a bumble bee
In fairness I suspect there's a small creature of some description living in my supernova's trigger group. I won't try and evict it though, as I suspect it's playing a crucial part of the trigger group's operation.

It's the only way I can explain the trigger pull being as bad as it is.
techguy

Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#12 Post by techguy »

The standard trigger pull of the supernova is a bit s***. Have you looked at the finish of the metal surfaces on the trigger group? Rough as...
saddler

Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#13 Post by saddler »

TJC wrote:It's a common fault with the 500. I believe the 590 group is metal and will fit the 500. It is a suggested upgrade by many if you can find it.
The 590 groups I've checked out online are polymer...as with the more recent 870 trigger groups, polymer seems to have more positive features than negatives
TJC

Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#14 Post by TJC »

The 590a1 has the metal trigger guard. Sorry, should have been more clear.
zanes

Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#15 Post by zanes »

techguy wrote:The standard trigger pull of the supernova is a bit s***. Have you looked at the finish of the metal surfaces on the trigger group? Rough as...
I had a very quick look down into the trigger group when it was field stripped and at least some of the problem seemed to be that the contact surfaces have a very long travel before the trigger breaks.

I would get in and have a fettle (polish at first) but knowing my luck the damn thing would catch fire or something.
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Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#16 Post by Blighty »

Dealer is going to sort the issue but wants me to send the action, mag tube, forend, action bars, shell lifter and all of the other internal bits.

He reckons that this can be posted.

Is this so and what the Dickens do I tell Mrs Miggins at the Post Office is inside the shotgun shaped parcel?
saddler

Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#17 Post by saddler »

Not sure what the P&P would be for this, unless the dealer is footing the bill
Once a shotgun is stripped apart, it is no longer a shotgun...tell her it's a disassembled lead plumbing assembly

Brand new trigger groups are only a touch over £30 in the US
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Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#18 Post by ovenpaa »

The description 'Metal' seems to go down well with our local PO, this was agreed after an initial and quite lengthy discussion about exactly what was in the packages :D
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Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#19 Post by Blighty »

Thanks all.
Had to ask 'cos the same RFD thinks it's ok to have a pistol grip and nothing else at the rear of a S1 pump action.
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Re: Mossberg 500 trigger group

#20 Post by saddler »

Blighty wrote:Thanks all.
Had to ask 'cos the same RFD thinks it's ok to have a pistol grip and nothing else at the rear of a S1 pump action.
....it would be ok as long as the 40" minimum length rule was observed: otherwise it's S.5
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