I don`t want to go to jail, Help

[akajun]

I’m guessing this is a usgi type trigger and not some slicked up single stage “ match trigger” so I’ll diagnose it like that
First, disassemble and clean your bcg and make sure it is assembled correctly. A frozen firing pin will slam fire and keep doing it until you let off and the hammer locks up the bolt. You should not have a firing pin spring
Next take the trigger assembly out and clean and check for burrs. It’s not uncommon for a piece of metal from a popped primer to lodge itself in the works and cause all kinds of issues which seemingly fo away because the piece randomly moves.
last re assemble the trigger without the gun and make sure the disconnect moves freely. Also make sure the spring is in properly ie large side down inside the trigger

 

[Dusty Stevens]

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In here pay particular attention to the spring orientation and make sure the disconnect spring is captured in place. The rest of the write up i didnt vet so if its wrong just disregard

 

[XTR]

If I'm not mistaken you may also have a pretty good risk of a not fully in battery discharge too if this is your disconnector failing to catch the hammer and letting it follow the BCG forward..

An auto sear holds the hammer back until the BCG trips it when it coming forward, the hammer hesitates for about half of the BCGS forward travel and doesn't follow the BCG it giving enough time for the bolt to rotate into battery.

I read above that you're getting it fixed, but it's one more reason not to run it till it works correctly.