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You don't indicate there is a problem with your Parker. You can't remove the firing pins, because they are part of the hammer, not a separate part. The notches in the extractors are to assist in clearing the exposed firing pins when opening the gun after firing. It is very unusual for you to have any problem in the use of your Trojan. Put two shells in the gun, move the safety forward into the firing position, find your target, pull the trigger. You should hear a loud noise, and a broken target or a dead bird.
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