A small diameter, deep socket over it will give you something to push against. I can get you a picture a bit later today if needed.Strawdawg wrote:If I grow enuf muscle and patience to get the hammer spring locked back into place...I may have made some progress
Looks like a case of sabotage to me...
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A younger, stronger neighbor came by and helped me at lunch
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Okay, I will try to get a picture later today for the next time.Strawdawg wrote:A younger, stronger neighbor came by and helped me at lunch
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It shoots again Still seems a bit hard to load but a lot less than before. First one I chambered did not jump up into place immediately, but all following chambered easily.
Looks like that carrier follower is needed! Strange that the carrier had the pin inserted but the rocker was floating around inside. That would be pretty hard to do accidentally.
I am glad these are relatively easy to take apart and get back together
I appreciate everyone's help!
Looks like that carrier follower is needed! Strange that the carrier had the pin inserted but the rocker was floating around inside. That would be pretty hard to do accidentally.
I am glad these are relatively easy to take apart and get back together
I appreciate everyone's help!
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Ranch Dog wrote:A small diameter, deep socket over it will give you something to push against. I can get you a picture a bit later today if needed.
Sorry it took me so long to get a picture of what I described. That socket give you a good base to push against and a good mechanical advantage.Ranch Dog wrote:Okay, I will try to get a picture later today for the next time.
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Thanks! I am sure it will help others as well
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