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Dear Geezer:
If you must ask this forum why the tumbler of your VH will not stay cocked, I fear that the project you've chosen may be a bit beyond your abilities. My guess would be that the tumbler notch is rounded... or the crank is out of time. Both would require disassembly to confirm. With all due respect, the gun appears decent enough to warrant a responsible restoration. Best, Kensal Best, Kensal |
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Is the sear spring broken?
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Brian: The sear spring is good. Thanks Thomas
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With all due respect Kensal Rise: All I did was pose a question and I don't believe that I stated that I was going to repair the problem myself.This is a great forum for that and I Don't normally get a responce questioning my abilities. You might want to get up out of your chair and readjust your underwear because somthing is binding. Thomas
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Yeah, then maybe there is an issue on the front of that sear or on the hammer. I can't think of much else it could be. Let us know what you find once you get into it.
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