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You got that right Richard. I opened the barrels then gave the right hammer a nudge with a screwdriver and the sear and hammer engaged as normal. Both left and right hammer springs rest in the same position when cocked. Right trigger released the hammer as normal. I guess it will require disassembly, clean lube and find the part that’s a problem.
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