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loose screw near trigger

xdman said:
Oh thats the anti walk pins. The pin is probably still holding the hammer in place, it will look hollow since the screw head is missing. Some blue locktight as stated earlier will hold it in place.
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xdman my Saint Edge pistol has no Allen heads shown in pictures, I’m guessing it doesn’t matter but why the changes? I looked at the pictures of my gun on the Springfield website and it shows Allen head screws??
 
Keystone19250 said:
xdman my Saint Edge pistol has no Allen heads shown in pictures, I’m guessing it doesn’t matter but why the changes? I looked at the pictures of my gun on the Springfield website and it shows Allen head screws??
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Weird the Saint Edge pistol is supposed to come with a modular flat trigger. So it is in a chassis were the hammer and trigger are in one component. Then the pins just hold the chassis in place. The pins are held in by screws. Now the Edge rifle has an enhanced GI style with regular style trigger pins. Does yours have the single action trigger in a chassis or is it a Two piece trigger and hammer. Post a pic of your insides in your lower let me take a look.
 
xdman said:
Weird the Saint Edge pistol is supposed to come with a modular flat trigger. So it is in a chassis were the hammer and trigger are in one component. Then the pins just hold the chassis in place. The pins are held in by screws. Now the Edge rifle has an enhanced GI style with regular style trigger pins. Does yours have the single action trigger in a chassis or is it a Two piece trigger and hammer. Post a pic of your insides in your lower let me take a look.
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I posted this earlier.
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Does this show you enough?
If not I can take another.
 
Keystone19250 said:
I posted this earlier. View attachment 5202
Does this show you enough?
If not I can take another.
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xdman said:
Weird the Saint Edge pistol is supposed to come with a modular flat trigger. So it is in a chassis were the hammer and trigger are in one component. Then the pins just hold the chassis in place. The pins are held in by screws. Now the Edge rifle has an enhanced GI style with regular style trigger pins. Does yours have the single action trigger in a chassis or is it a Two piece trigger and hammer. Post a pic of your insides in your lower let me take a look.
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Here are a couple more pictures.
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xdman said:
I would call Springfield 800-680-6866 customer service
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xdman said:
Weird the Saint Edge pistol is supposed to come with a modular flat trigger. So it is in a chassis were the hammer and trigger are in one component. Then the pins just hold the chassis in place. The pins are held in by screws. Now the Edge rifle has an enhanced GI style with regular style trigger pins. Does yours have the single action trigger in a chassis or is it a Two piece trigger and hammer. Post a pic of your insides in your lower let me take a look.
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xdman I posted more pictures of the inside of my lower. I have the flat trigger in my pistol and according to the Springfield website I have the match grade trigger. It doesn’t look like it’s inside of a (chassis) since I do have a trigger assembly held in by pins my question is the lower the same one used in the rifle? I’m happy with the way it shoots and have no interest in changing out the trigger assembly so what is the issue if any with pins or pins with Allen head screws??
 
Keystone19250 said:
xdman I posted more pictures of the inside of my lower. I have the flat trigger in my pistol and according to the Springfield website I have the match grade trigger. It doesn’t look like it’s inside of a (chassis) since I do have a trigger assembly held in by pins my question is the lower the same one used in the rifle? I’m happy with the way it shoots and have no interest in changing out the trigger assembly so what is the issue if any with pins or pins with Allen head screws??
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so the Saint Edge series has two different lowers. Springfield did not cheap out and actually designed two different lowers, if you look at the edge rifle back behind the the rear takedown pin. You will see that there are QD holes machined into the lower. On the Saint pistol they got rid of that. And now your trigger is not a chassis version, if you google Timney AR trigger thats what the Saint Edge pistol should look like. (as far as I know, mayyyyyybe there was a weird version?) maybe the gunstore Created a “special edition?”. I got pretty damn close to one of the first ones available and it had it. Plus I have taken enough apart that they all have had it. I would say if you are happy and like the trigger that should count for more. The allen head screws are there to make sure the pins dont work their way out during shooting. The chassis style triggers are self contained and have sleeve style pins that are hollow that hold the trigger and hammer. Then you insert the pins into the sleeves.
 
xdman said:
so the Saint Edge series has two different lowers. Springfield did not cheap out and actually designed two different lowers, if you look at the edge rifle back behind the the rear takedown pin. You will see that there are QD holes machined into the lower. On the Saint pistol they got rid of that. And now your trigger is not a chassis version, if you google Timney AR trigger thats what the Saint Edge pistol should look like. (as far as I know, mayyyyyybe there was a weird version?) maybe the gunstore Created a “special edition?”. I got pretty **** close to one of the first ones available and it had it. Plus I have taken enough apart that they all have had it. I would say if you are happy and like the trigger that should count for more. The allen head screws are there to make sure the pins dont work their way out during shooting. The chassis style triggers are self contained and have sleeve style pins that are hollow that hold the trigger and hammer. Then you insert the pins into the sleeves.
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The gun shoots great and the trigger is sweet. I’ll watch the pins for movement.
Thanks for Your time and information.
 
Keystone19250 said:
The gun shoots great and the trigger is sweet. I’ll watch the pins for movement.
Thanks for Your time and information.
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Should not move on your version. Your trigger pins have cuts on each side. The hammer spring legs sit right in those cuts just like a mil spec trigger. If you think about it, that system is good enough for the military.
 
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