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Cocking hook is engaged, and not allowing it to release?
Surgery of one form or another will be needed.
Though i usually do not recomend doing this, it is the easiest thing for you to try. If the large screw in the barrel lug holding the cocking in is fully exposed when open, then remove it and the barrels will lift off. Then leaving the hook loose in the frame.
If it is not exposed, then the trigger plate will have to come off the gun.
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