Beretta 38a diagrams?

[scotty1418]

Does anyone have any visual aids to help understand how the trigger group in a beretta 38a functions? I have all these parts but no way to find which one goes where.

Thanks!

[Heinz Steinkopf]

If you still need the info I can describe the mechanism. Unfortunately without pictures.
There should be the following parts:
1) 2 triggers
2) 2 thick pins and 2 thin pins
3) sear with a spring loaded part for semi-auto fire
4) 3 springs and 3 spring guides (they are almost equal)

To assemble you should do the following:
1) Place two triggers in their positions - look at the trigger guard to see which goes to the right and which goes to the left.
2) While holding them in place secure them with one of the thick pins. It should go through the rearmost holes in both triggers.
3) Place two spring guides into two springs and place them into respective recesses in the triggers and the gun's body. The direction of the guides' heads doesn't matter much. Look for the more round recess to place the heads there.
4) To hold the springs in place slightly press the triggers and secure them with one of the thin pins.
5) Place the sear in place with the recess for the spring facing the barrel and the spring loaded small part facing the butt-plate. Secure it with the second thick pin through the frontmost hole.
6) Put the spring with the guide in respctive recesses.
7) Move the sear in the position which allows it to operate properly (the trigger levers should be lower than the working surface of the sear) and secure it with the last thin pin.
Bereit!
While looking complicated it is quite simple in fact.
Good luck.