walking trigger pin retention pin

[TonyR]

Has anyone seen a small wire pin walk out of the frame along side the trigger on the left side of the gun. Looks like a pin that retains the left side of the trigger pin. It worked its way out about a quarter inch. Its a tight fitting pin can't imagine how this could happen..I tapped it back in with a brass punch and a light ball hammer. Oh almost forgot PM-9.

[gb6491]

Has anyone seen a small wire pin walk out of the frame along side the trigger on the left side of the gun. Looks like a pin that retains the left side of the trigger pin. It worked its way out about a quarter inch. Its a tight fitting pin can't imagine how this could happen..I tapped it back in with a brass punch and a light ball hammer. Oh almost forgot PM-9.
There have been a scant few reports of this happening, but it seems that once put back in place (as you have done) the pin stays in place.
Regards,
Greg

[ripley16]

The small pin is a result of early polymer framed trigger pins walking out. They were pressure fit only then and that didn't always secure the pin well.

[jocko]

Has anyone seen a small wire pin walk out of the frame along side the trigger on the left side of the gun. Looks like a pin that retains the left side of the trigger pin. It worked its way out about a quarter inch. Its a tight fitting pin can't imagine how this could happen..I tapped it back in with a brass punch and a light ball hammer. Oh almost forgot PM-9.

mine did that once, and before Idrove it back I put a dab of crazy glue on the pin and drove her home:Amflag2: Never moved again. Its rare but not a big fix either.. U did well.

[TonyR]

Thank you gentlemen.