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I had a Parker T/A 16 that would misfire on the left barrel about 30% of the time and once in a while on the right.
Jason Bardon replaced both mainsprings and I never had that problem again.
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I would agree with Dean, the spring gives the force to the strike, they can and do fatigue eventually
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