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Brian, I’m not trying to be arguementative but can you tell me where we can see the ejector hammer legs in these pictures... just for my own edification?
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11-01-2020, 07:43 PM
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No problem Dean. I have circled the two hammer legs. These are the parts that can break off. If they are damaged, it would be clearly visible with the wood removed. And also the condition of the lower combo sear catches can be seen.
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