Trigger won’t reset

[Kms33kms]

I have a bergara bmr 22LR. FOR a couple years. When I got it I installed a triggertech primary on it and she has performed flawlessly for over a year or longer. Couple weeks ago I installed a TT DIAMOND in it , and once in, the trigger would not reset when I cycled the bolt. I removed the TT DIAMOND and put the TT PRIMARY back into it. That is the same trigger that worked flawlessy for a long while and now it’s doing the same thing. It seemed like if I unscrew the action screws a little loose then it will reset the trigger a bit better but now 100%. Would anybody know the cause of this? Could it be due to the stock not being pillar bedded and action screws squeezing a little too much?
(Both trigger worked well this same day when installed in my HMR PRO)

 

[ShtrRdy]

Is there a chance the trigger is contacting the stock/chassis on the Bergara?

 

[mattman215]

Sounds like either you have your trigger set too low or it’s hitting the chassis. Hard to say but I would be shocked if both triggers broke. If they did TT will take care of you very quickly.

 

[hlee]

Do the triggers function normally with the barreled action removed from the stock?

 

[Kms33kms]

Yes both trigger function when it’s just the barreled action. And when the actions screws are in and especially torqued to spec , the trigger is usually touching one side of the stock and is not centered like it is supposed to be when looking at the trigger through the trigger guard.
Maybe I cross threaded one of the action screws or something ?

 

[918v]

Put the original trigger back in and see it it works. Check the pins for straightness. Check the trigger housing for damage. Sometimes if the holes are off, pounding in the pins will bend the trigger housing and bind up the internal parts.

 

[mattman215]

A buddy of mine had a Bergara 22 where the stock was not centered and poorly made. He sent it in for a new one that was also not made properly. I think he ended up going after market and it fixed all his problems.