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It's probably the cocking hook release pin has gotten gunked up with oil and dirt over the years. Get the barrels off as Dave suggests, then give it a good cleaning. You can try some Break-free or similar solvent without taking the floor plate off. When the barrels are off, the cocking hook release pin should stick out the front end of the frame just below the roll pin joint. The pin should move freely in and out.
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