Hey every one.
At the moment I been having some trouble with mounting the trigger and I was wondering if anyone had some helpful ideas for mounting it. It is currently mounted on with hot glue but it cant handle the stress from the striker when I lock it in place and then the trigger falls off the gun. The reason why i use hot glue because it is easy to remove when I have trouble with the striker or if i need to remove the striker but i need something that is more easy to remove and it is durable.
Any ideas?
link to my to see the trigger: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/hammer- ... 22333.html
trigger mounting help.
- Crna Legija
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you could use epoxy in place of hot glue, or straighten out a peace of copper pipe and solder it in the same way you already have the clear plastic.
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- LovableAirGuns
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It would work but it needs to be removable
- Crna Legija
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mabey you can solder brass nuts to the side of you pipe and have a bolt braket. its not a super strong but should hold.
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I got another idea but its to hard to explain so ill post a picture soon thats if it works 
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well i think you should flatten out copper pieces and solder them together and epoxy it for strength

i hope this explains it well sorry for my bad MS paint skills lol

i hope this explains it well sorry for my bad MS paint skills lol
- LovableAirGuns
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the flatten out copper is a good ideabut iv decided to go with something different so here it is:






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ahhh hows it holding up now ? and what is the greyish stuff applied to the top of the metal plate?
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its holding up really good the grey stuff is like JB weld but its called Selleys steel need it and its like a putty that you have to kneed like dough and then you apply it to the surface 
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i see just looked it up, seems like good stuff
and btw im thebuttonmash on youtube haha
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nice im xXvapourXx if you didn't know 
How about a couple of hose clips round the copper tube, remove the bolt and nut and replace with a longer bolt that goes through the trigger housing and into the hose clips. Nice and easy to remove if needs be.
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that was my next idea if this one fails but I like this design beacasue it looks neat and tidy than hose clamps 
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