1377 cocking question

[Tater]

Success! Thank you Mr. Duck and targettgii for pointing me toward the sear!
I only removed one sear washer (the one in the pic) and I still have to leave the cover screws a tiny bit loose but it works perfect now every time.
That was driving me nuts. It's nice to have someone else look at it from a different perspective than mine. I never even thought about the washers being an issue since they were in there long before the issue started.

               

[mudduck48]

Great. I take the grip frame off when working on the sear and trigger. Put my shims in and see if every thing is moving real good. You were trying to do it with out removing the grip frame, that is where you ran into trouble. Glad you got it working. 

[Tater]

Thanks. Yeah, I'm lazy like that.   

[mudduck48]

If you go to Lowe's or Home Depot, get some of these cap screws. Cut them to length and install them on your grip frame. It makes it a lot easier to take the grip frame off.