Tighten a loose Omega action

[10acres]

I have an Omega with a loose action and was wondering if someone could post pics on how to fix this. There is a thread on hear with the how to, but the pics have expired. Thanks.

 

[10acres]

https://cdn2.imagearchive.com/moder...7ce8e6dfccdf56951b11cadede379e602b4152f6de088

 

[10acres]

I may have found the pics

 

[ElDiablo]

Pretty simple even without pics. Here’s the short summary.

Remove the action by pushing out the two pins (blue in pic below) that retain it. (Can do this without removing the action as well).
Mark the nut on the link bolt so you can keep track of its position.
Remove the pin (green in pic below) that attaches the trigger guard to the action. Only push out part way if you aren’t disassembling the whole action (as in working on the trigger pull).
Turn the nut on the link bolt one flat (away from the trigger guard).
Reassemble everything and test.
Repeat if needed.

 

[10acres]

That’ll do it. Thanks.

 

[Kodiak2]

Jeff Fisk just did a Video on how to do this adjustment last week.

 

[Ninering62]

That’ll do it. Thanks.

Its pretty easy to do, knowing that those pins only come out one way is really helpful too.

 

[ElDiablo]

Jeff Fisk just did a Video on how to do this adjustment last week.

Yes, heres the link.

 

[Kodiak2]

I just got home and was going to post this.
Thank you.

 

[sabotloader]

Information already posted in post #2

 

[10acres]

Information already posted in post #2

I think I pulled that from your thread.

 

[sabotloader]

Yes, glad you found it and posted it!!!

 

[10acres]

I just tightened mine up. We‘ll see how it does at the next range trip.

 

[brownisdown]

Took my Omega action apart and as I stated before it has no nut to adjust.BUT I did try to turn the one piece on there and surprisingly it turned fairly easy.Both back and forth as well.This is a brand new action,so when I get time to put it back together I will let you know if that has any change to the action.

 

[rangerod]

If you push the green pin all the way out it releases the trigger spring. It can be a bearcat to get back in. If found out the hard way.

 

[Wilyote1]

Anyway to pin this post ?