Trigger not resetting can be down to a few things:
Lubrication - it needs lube but not too much or too thick. It will slow things down and attract dirt.
I find locksmiths graphite spray ideal, very slick but not gloopy like oil or grease.
The trigger spring puts a twisting force on the trigger that can cause it to rub the trigger box on opposite sides (front right, back left for example) I used some fine grade abrasive paper to polish these sides of the trigger to help reduce this.
It is a while since I had the trigger apart so I can’t remember where the c clip goes!
Lubrication - it needs lube but not too much or too thick. It will slow things down and attract dirt.
I find locksmiths graphite spray ideal, very slick but not gloopy like oil or grease.
The trigger spring puts a twisting force on the trigger that can cause it to rub the trigger box on opposite sides (front right, back left for example) I used some fine grade abrasive paper to polish these sides of the trigger to help reduce this.
It is a while since I had the trigger apart so I can’t remember where the c clip goes!