[Diablo Dan]

There is an Impulse for sale on Ebay and the trigger is on backwards.
Seller claims that everything was tested and works fine.

When the error was pointed out to him his response was:

From Hometown,
"Are you trying to be funny or just a moron? As you know the trigger, or should know, the trigger is removable for safety concerns..Yes the trigger is backwards, how does that relate to anything? "

Would the gun actualls shoot with the trigger on backwards?

I should be receiving two Imps this week. I'll give it a try.

[89raider]

umm, I don't see why it wouldn't fire if you pull the trigger backwards, (as in pull the trigger the standard way) but there is no reason whatsoever for the trigger to be removed...
its soooooo much easier just to turn the gun off than remove the trigger

[Diablo Dan]

But its for safety concerns.

Wasnt sure if the backwards trigger would contact the switch or not, plus the fact that those silly little retainer clips like to jump off and hide makes it not worth removing.
I guess you can remove the firing pins from some rifles to make them "safe" but its not the easiest thing to do.


While we're talking Impulse triggers...into which hole should the milled down trigger pin go front or back?

[mclothier]

back..