Theres an FP block which only disengages when the trigger is pulled. You'll be gtg.
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Theres an FP block which only disengages when the trigger is pulled. You'll be gtg.
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Thats what I thought, but the manual isnt very clear on this. Thanks for the input!Originally Posted by Graves
To be certain if you field strip the gun, and on the underneath of the slide you should see a block that has spring tension a little rearward of the trigger and on the frame there should be a bar to disengage this when the trigger is pulled.
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