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Ogre
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Just for my own personal knowledge what is/are the cause(s) of hammer follow? Is it mainly the sear? Sear spring? Etc... thanks all

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Is it still doing it with the old parts? It's either sear spring or the engagement surfaces.

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TacticalAssault wrote:
Is it still doing it with the old parts? It's either sear spring or the engagement surfaces.


No TA, the old parts are fine. I just want to know all the causes just to cure my own curiosity.

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TacticalAssault wrote:
Is it still doing it with the old parts? It's either sear spring or the engagement surfaces.


No TA, the old parts are fine. I just want to know all the causes just to cure my own curiosity.


Ah, okay. :tiphat:

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