Marauder Gen3 Trigger Group Question(s)

[BBGunn]

I've been studying Pumacarl's G3 trigger group pics (thanks PC) trying to decide how I would go about adjusting/modifying the trigger group to make a nice, light, crisp single-stage trigger if I was to buy a G3. PCs pics show clearly how all the parts of the trigger group interact, except one.

My question for this post is about the safety. When the safety is applied, does the safety bar block the 'sear engagement lever' (middle lever) from movement..., or does it block the 'trigger lever' (bottom lever) from movement?

Thanks.

 

[RIP]

Sear engagement I think.

 

[Pumacarl]

I believe it blocks the trigger. When the safety is off the trigger bar goes up to the flat part on that safety rod, and when you engage the safety the round part of that rod blocks the trigger. You can just make out the flat part in the picture but what you can't see is the engagement part where the rod goes back to round. I think that's right, @BenjeneerJohn will hopefully chime in. If you look at the plates, the back hole is round and the front plate is a D shape.

 

[Pumacarl]

I went back and checked the photo more closely.

If you zoom in and your screen is bright enough you can see the round behind the flat spot on the safety post. When the safety is pushed in from the other side, that round spot blocks trigger movement. With the safety pushed in from this side (looking at the picture) in the off position, the trigger moves right up to that flat spot when pulled.

 

[rayroz]

I run my g3 as a single stage here is how i adjusted it .
Screw B is not used so back it out .
Screw C will now do your single adjustments by screwing it in .
Very smooth let off .
Ray

 

[RIP]

Yep I see it now, my bad.

 

[BenjeneerJohn]

Pumacarl is correct. The safety stops the trigger from moving.

You can adjust either screw on the trigger to make it a single stage trigger.

John