Indians For Guns

Hi
In case we needed to replace the trigger mechanism on the iof .30-06, how do we do it?
I bought a new weapon in 2017 and twice the weapon misfired when I used the safety on/off button. I immediately had the weapon checked and the gunsmith told me and and showed me the trigger mechanism which had already been tampered.
What should I do??? Please advise.

My Frank advise is to Find a perfect gun Smith and make it right sir.
As far as my knowledge is concern none of dealers will take the risk of exchanging or replacing the weapon .

So get that weapon checked by expert rifle Smith and repair it .

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Thanks Sathvik,
That is what the gunsmith offered but then a weapon is a weapon. Don’t want to take chances .
can’t we just buy the part from the IOF??

Frankly speaking I don't know and there is a lot of possible chance that IOF denies your request.

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Hi Tariq,
How are you ?
Please don't worry at all.
The IOF uses substandard material. The more parts you change at a good gunsmith the better your arm will be.
I have already got about four rubbish changed on my Ashani Mk2, also got a proper sight made, and it's firing "bullseye".
Where do you live ??
I may be able to guide you to a correct guy.
By the way i am not in arms business; am s military man born & brought up with arms.
You may email me at [email protected].
Take care.
Rajiv.

Hello,
Okay gentlemen, i have discovered about the IOF pistols.
The leaf spring/kamani used by IOF makes the trigger too hard, which you will come to know when you buy.
So they file off the leaf spring to make the trigger soft, but this causes misfire of first round, which you cannot check while buying.
It's no big deal. Just replace it from a good gunsmith. If you find yhe trigger too hard, keep the pistol cocked for a day, it'll become okay, and without misfiring.
Take care.

Rajiv

Hi Tariq, I too have a IOF .30-06 Sporting Rifle, I have not faced the problem as you but I would like to know more about it. Please explain your issue a bit more.

Regards.

Dear Rajiv,
I feel the same - frustrated but your post made me laugh . I will mail u soon though.
and
@sumbriavikramaditya I will definitely keep u posted. Will click pics of the mechanism next time I visit the gunsmith. I have the whole thing assembled and at home trying to source a new assembly.
Regards
Tariq

Go to a good and reputed rifle Smith ( with some history )

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I did as you said and in the Gunsmith’s hands it worked just fine.
Apparently the old man told me that I was not cocking the bolt fully. I think I will let go off this .30/06 and go for a good imported .22 LR.

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