Can you advise on bsa goldstar trigger?

Question

To jolly roger and any airgun expert: I have a bsa goldstar .177 and I took the spring out and replaced it with a theoben gas strutt. During this operation the trigger pin fell out, I replaced the trigger but can't get it to work, the trigger adjustment screw is not doing anything. I think the trigger strutt is out of place so the adjustment screw is not making contact with the trigger sear. Is there any way I can reset the trigger strutt without taking the whole assembly to peices . At the moment the trigger strutt is hanging straight down it's the only position where I can line it up with the trigger pin hole and assemble the trigger, but it dosn't seem to be doing anyhing in that position. I don't know what position it should be in, but it worked correctly before.Can someone help me with this or advise.
The mechanism clicks when the gun is cocked and the sear engages, I quickly apply the safety catch. As soon as I release the safety it fires, no trigger operating, very dangerous.

Answer 1

Dang you musta messed up take it apart and do it again but this time take safty off and set trigger in fire position i work on guns but really only way i can help is to look at it. Only air-gun i have is one of sks look alikes made in china and its the hardest shooting pellet gun i ever seen. (it will shoot thru a 1/4 in sheet of plywood) cheap too less than $50. Sometimes you have to do it a couple time till you get it right......Good Luck sorry not more help

Answer 2

Before i take any gun to bits i familearise my self with the mecanism and every bolt, pin or scratch and quite often take a couple of pics on my phone just in case i have to revert back to them, beter to have and not need than to need and not have.
Been the sort of person i am i would persavier till i got it right if that did not work then i would take it to someone who sells them, they will have the contacts of whom will fix it if not the knowledge to fix it for you or tell you where your going wrong.
I belive every one who owns guns should have some knowledge about there ins and outs and somtimes the onley way to learn is to learn by your mistakes.

Answer 3

Have you tried reassembling it with the old mainspring? If it works ok then, maybe the gas ram is the wrong size? Hope you figure it out though, gas-rams are great!! Who needs pre-chargers!!!!!!! Happy shooting.