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I think what I'm understanding Tom is that the ejector hammers in the forend will not stay cocked... Am I right?
The actual ejector rods in the barrels are free floating and they do what the ejector hammers in the forend tell them to do.
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Replacing Forend
Dean,
The hammers are cocked. When the barrels are attached to the receiver I cannot attach the forend. I can remove the barrels from the receiver, pull the extractors out on the barrels to the ejected position and am able to attach the forend. With the forend attached, using a block of wood, I attempt to push each extractor back into the recess position but they will not lock and stay in the recess position.
Denis Potter posted on this thread explaining this solution.
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