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Unread 08-25-2015, 06:34 PM   #1
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You can always fully assemble any Parker with the hammers uncocked. I've read many times on the forum of how to cock the ejectors so the forearm will go on.
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What is the difference between what you're trying to do, and me, when I dry fire my gun, on snap caps, remove the fore end, and take the barrels off? All I have ever done is put the barrels on, put the fore end on, and open the gun, thereby cocking it. I'm not sure what Brian is talking about. I never had to do any of that.
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