Drop in Short Reset for HK

[Coyote41]

It is! Once I replaced that pin (which is a nightmare), everything is functioning as it should.

Any tips on replacing the pin?

[Doc_Glock]

Is it to replace the pin that sticks out of the sear? I haven't had a chance to take mine apart but this was my first though. It makes sense as GG states they designed the control lever to directly trip the sear...this pin may be longer to reach the control lever.

Nice catch! Since the GG unit is driving the sear off the control lever, not the hammer catch, the longer pin must be an absolute requirement for that. I didn’t realize the stock pin didn’t reach that far.

So we are all clear. The parts stacked from left to right actuating the trigger in the HK are:

Sear(release catch), hammer catch, control lever, then disconnector.

The stock pin reaches across from the sear to the hammer catch. The GG pin bridges across the hammer catch to the new control lever.

[J0hnny]

I would have been all over this mod had it been released a year ago. I have questions regarding trigger work performed by GGI...

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....-Perfection%94

Apologies for thread drift, if any of you knowledgeable folks have any input your expertise is appreciated

[thward89]

Any tips on replacing the pin?

1/16th punch and patience.

[Duke]

I’m thinking more and more that this part is not worth the effort

[CCT125US]

Were there instructions provided for installation? Not trying to be snarky.

[thward89]

Were there instructions provided for installation? Not trying to be snarky.

No.

[22caliberKIDD]

Were there instructions provided for installation? Not trying to be snarky.

There weren't any included with the product nor any on their website. Two of the three parts had an obvious installation location, the pin was the head scratcher.

[Doc_Glock]

1/16th punch and patience.

Did removal destroy the stock pin?

[thward89]

Did removal destroy the stock pin?

Yes.