Timing a Blazer Qs

Target · 03-02-2009, 11:34 PM

I recently picked up a 1K Blazer and it needs some lovin'.

It leaks a bit so I'll order an Oring kit .
Other issues is that the sear mostly does not engage and the trigger sticks going forward.

I read the Timing FAQ and am going through it step by step.
I want to set the sear height but there is no mention of the trigger rod that covers the sear set screw (part #50). How do I get the allen wrench in there without bending the trigger rod?

For the trigger sticking. It works fine with the frame removed.
I was going to try and apply more tension using the return spring.

Also,
How do I remove the 4 way from the body. I removed the set screw, but how do I remove the internals?

Even with it not shooting properly, I can see why people love these things.

Tugboater203 · 03-06-2009, 01:42 PM

The allen needed to set it is small enough to slip by the rod. It's at a slight angle but should work fine. I haven't done a 4 way yet so I can't help you there.
Tug

03-02-2009, 11:34 PM	#1 (permalink)
Target MCB Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Syracuse, NY	Timing a Blazer Qs I recently picked up a 1K Blazer and it needs some lovin'. It leaks a bit so I'll order an Oring kit . Other issues is that the sear mostly does not engage and the trigger sticks going forward. I read the Timing FAQ and am going through it step by step. I want to set the sear height but there is no mention of the trigger rod that covers the sear set screw (part #50). How do I get the allen wrench in there without bending the trigger rod? For the trigger sticking. It works fine with the frame removed. I was going to try and apply more tension using the return spring. Also, How do I remove the 4 way from the body. I removed the set screw, but how do I remove the internals? Even with it not shooting properly, I can see why people love these things.

03-06-2009, 01:42 PM	#2 (permalink)
Tugboater203 www.yankeepaintball.com Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Oxford,CT	The allen needed to set it is small enough to slip by the rod. It's at a slight angle but should work fine. I haven't done a 4 way yet so I can't help you there. Tug __________________ Connecticut's woodsball field! Bookmark www.yankeepaintball.com Open weekends 10-4! What others think of me Tugs Feedback Authorized Dealer for CCM,CCI, Tippmann, Planet Eclipse, Tiberius Arms, and DYE . Distributor for Valken, KEE, APP and Procaps. Connecticuts home for the Milsim League Need Yankee Paintball info fast? Email or call 203-906-9621.

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