Arkshooter
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Good morning everyone! First post here. Glad I found the place. My father in law gave me an old H&R 900 .22lr 9 shot revolver and its in great shape....appearance wise. No rust AT ALL and bluing is perfect and grips are perfect. DA shooting works flawlessly but when cocking the hammer for SA shooting, it sometimes doesn't engage the trigger and pull it back. I took the grips off and the cylinder out and cleaned it really well with Gun Scrubber to get rid of all the build up in it and then oiled it really well and it didn't help. I noticed a piece of white plastic up in the grip so pulled out the mainspring assemble (also called the Hammer Spring assembly I think) and found this...
From my research, that part appears to break quite often. No worries on that, I found the replacement part (http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Detail.aspx?pid=276950F&catid=7918) that is STEEL and not plastic so that fixes that problem. Now to my main question, would this broken part cause the problem I mentioned above with shooting SA and the hammer not picking up the trigger when I cock it? If so, great...if not, any ideas? Do I need to drop the trigger assembly out and look for a broken spring or am I just asking for trouble by removing the trigger assembly? Thanks everyone!
Here is the gun I have (best picture I have right now ha)
From my research, that part appears to break quite often. No worries on that, I found the replacement part (http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Detail.aspx?pid=276950F&catid=7918) that is STEEL and not plastic so that fixes that problem. Now to my main question, would this broken part cause the problem I mentioned above with shooting SA and the hammer not picking up the trigger when I cock it? If so, great...if not, any ideas? Do I need to drop the trigger assembly out and look for a broken spring or am I just asking for trouble by removing the trigger assembly? Thanks everyone!
Here is the gun I have (best picture I have right now ha)
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