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Unread 08-25-2015, 01:18 PM   #4
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Very strange..... I just took out one of my Repros and took off the forend and the barrels and dropped the hammers. I put the barrels back on but the forend wouldn't go on at all.
I cocked the ejector hammers in the forend and the forend went on just as it was meant to. I then broke open the gun to its fullest, thereby cocking the hammers and the gun is all set.
If it isn't the ejector hammers in the forend of your gun causing the forend not to go on properly.... I haven't a clue as to the problem with yours.





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