I realize it is a striker and not a hammer but when the slide is released from slide lock, sometimes the hammer spur follows. Not every time. It happens more if i pull the trigger while the slide is locked back but again not always. I can't get an absolute pattern while trying to replicate the conditon. The firearm was filthy so i cleaned it but that didnt cure the issue. I have not fired this pistol yet so I cant say for sure that it will fire when this occurs, I expect it will.
I have a 1907 in 32 that did fire when he slide was racked to load the chamber once and only once. At least I was doing what I was supposed to and the pistol was pointed down range. I'll figure that out seperately. Though after the follow issue on the 380 version I tested the 32 and it also sometimes has the same hammer follow issue. Again, not every time.
Im hoping someone here is familiar with the issue and can offer some place to start looking for a correction.
Also, I have not found a serial number list for the 380 version. All of the lists I have found do not address the serial numbers for the 380's which all end with a B (except the first 2000 or so that had a B prefix). My current 380 has a 4 digit serial that would put production in 1909. But 380 production didn't begin until 1913.
I have a 1907 in 32 that did fire when he slide was racked to load the chamber once and only once. At least I was doing what I was supposed to and the pistol was pointed down range. I'll figure that out seperately. Though after the follow issue on the 380 version I tested the 32 and it also sometimes has the same hammer follow issue. Again, not every time.
Im hoping someone here is familiar with the issue and can offer some place to start looking for a correction.
Also, I have not found a serial number list for the 380 version. All of the lists I have found do not address the serial numbers for the 380's which all end with a B (except the first 2000 or so that had a B prefix). My current 380 has a 4 digit serial that would put production in 1909. But 380 production didn't begin until 1913.