T.C. Renegade with no half ****.

[James Beardsley]

Did T.C. ever build one without half **** or has someone been goobering around with this one? Trigger is a bit wonky too. Set trigger hard to pull and lots of creep on the front trigger. Thanks, James

 

[puffc]

Back off the allen head screw at the flat spring at the rear of the trigger assembly

 

[FishDFly]

Follow the above.

 

[SDSmlf]

It’s also possible that the tumbler is damaged and creating the no halfcock condition. Maybe someone dry fired the double set triggers with the gun in the half **** position once too often. TC actually used to recommend adjusting the set triggers with the gun at half ****, though I don’t know why, as it was a known way to break tumblers and sears. Everything is locked up at half **** and the set trigger hits the sear bar with no place to go.

Post a few photographs and maybe someone will see something that could be causing the problem.

 

[bubba.50]

It didn't come from the factory with no half-**** notch. It's either broke or as you say, 'been goobered'.

 

[TDM]

Remove the lock and trigger assembly. Try each in your hands to check function. If the lock goes to half **** properly and full **** properly and the sear releases properly then concentrate on adjusting the set trigger. I would bet it’s the trigger flat spring adjustment. But a good polishing and proper lube will work wonders.

 

[James Beardsley]

Thanks all. I'll check that after the pheasant hunt.

 

[planefixer da50]

some t/c triggers had slot n when lock reinstalled the sear arm had to be in the slot. some the trigger had to be held forward. if not sear arm could break or bend when forced onto mortice. mike

 

[SDSmlf]

some t/c triggers had slot n when lock reinstalled the sear arm had to be in the slot. some the trigger had to be held forward. if not sear arm could break or bend when forced onto mortice. mike

I believe that was only the in the case of a single trigger, not the double set trigger mentioned in the OP.

 

[flashpoint]

I have a .45 TC Seneca and there is no noticeable half **** position. When I lower the hammer from full ****, it rests just slightly above the nipple.

 

[James Beardsley]

Taking it apart to clean and polish surfaces. Then I'll lube and re-assemble. Half **** works when it's out of the gun. Loosening the allen on the flat spring helped a lot. I think I'll shim it. Thanks for the help.

 

[kelljp]

Taking it apart to clean and polish surfaces. Then I'll lube and re-assemble. Half **** works when it's out of the gun. Loosening the allen on the flat spring helped a lot. I think I'll shim it. Thanks for the help.

This information fixed 90% on most TC cocking problem I've encountered.