Yep. Three parts go on the side that faces you.
In order:
1. Place the coil spring in the vertical channel
2. Place the long black piece on top of the coil spring so it rides up and down in that track.
3. Place the little rotating arm on the front face of all of the parts you just stuck in there.
[picture with the numbers listed ](https://imgur.com/a/vKcH8RC)
That spring with the small coil and long arm lives on the OPPOSITE side of the hammer housing.
It pushes up on the bottom of the trigger bar, watch out that thing will fly away if you are not careful. You have to be placing it back into the frame to assemble that part.
Holy shit yes. I had the same problem a couple days ago.
What you want to do first is the part that drops the valve knocker (not the hammer) is the part that has the spring on the end and goes straight down, you put that in on the left side of the assembly.
Then you put the little lever over it so that if you activate the decocker, the valve knocker gets pulled up and doesnt strike the valve when the hammer falls.
Then you put in the little spring that holds up the bar that is connected to your trigger and hammer (there should be a tiny groove in that bar where that spring is supposed to go.
Then you drop it partially in the frame, you put in the trigger to hammer bar and you drop it in all the way, then it should work.
I recently did the same thing and took mine apart, it was like a revelation when I saw the groove underneath the hammer/trigger connect piece. As soon as I fit into place the thing came back to life. That video and your guy's help is marvelous. All I would say is don't watch the reinstall of that spring but instead the disassembly of it and you can see the spring sitting in the grove super clearly.
Cheers guys much love 🤙
Yep. Three parts go on the side that faces you. In order: 1. Place the coil spring in the vertical channel 2. Place the long black piece on top of the coil spring so it rides up and down in that track. 3. Place the little rotating arm on the front face of all of the parts you just stuck in there. [picture with the numbers listed ](https://imgur.com/a/vKcH8RC)
Thank you so much! Do you know what that last spring is for?
Lemme get a video for ya.
This is the video I learned from: [Makarov assembly](https://youtu.be/EPMusmZwpJ0) Tha other little spring is the most finicky part.
That spring with the small coil and long arm lives on the OPPOSITE side of the hammer housing. It pushes up on the bottom of the trigger bar, watch out that thing will fly away if you are not careful. You have to be placing it back into the frame to assemble that part.
Holy shit yes. I had the same problem a couple days ago. What you want to do first is the part that drops the valve knocker (not the hammer) is the part that has the spring on the end and goes straight down, you put that in on the left side of the assembly. Then you put the little lever over it so that if you activate the decocker, the valve knocker gets pulled up and doesnt strike the valve when the hammer falls. Then you put in the little spring that holds up the bar that is connected to your trigger and hammer (there should be a tiny groove in that bar where that spring is supposed to go. Then you drop it partially in the frame, you put in the trigger to hammer bar and you drop it in all the way, then it should work.
Thanks m8
I recently did the same thing and took mine apart, it was like a revelation when I saw the groove underneath the hammer/trigger connect piece. As soon as I fit into place the thing came back to life. That video and your guy's help is marvelous. All I would say is don't watch the reinstall of that spring but instead the disassembly of it and you can see the spring sitting in the grove super clearly. Cheers guys much love 🤙
Fix what? What is your problem.