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Whether you're able to gain sufficient access to the screw or not, removing the barrels this way only gets the barrels off, but doesn't correct the problem, which as Brian says, is more than likely that the cocking slide is not coming all the way back, for a variety of reasons. The most likely is old congealed grease or crud.
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