Looks like I might be wrong. Here's a video about hammer followthrough. It addresses your safety issue at about the 4:00 minute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r29V-elwa0g

The safety on my Series 70 Colt won't move unless the hammer is fully cocked.

To the OP's question, it sounds to me like there's not enough hammer/sear engagement.

More proof of Trump's anti-gun agenda.

jdege wrote:Self defense?

Hardly.

I'm just a bot.

Gunbroker.com and Bud's gun shop are still doing business. Not sure what you mean by "Status quo".

This case should be a slam dunk, except it's in marxist'sota.

I'm getting tired of winning. Not!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bwMm2byYUU

Not in the metro area.

Chunkychuck wrote:

crbutler wrote:
Hawaii would be interesting as well.

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Not sure how you do interstate trucking in Hawaii.

Be a neat trick.

Do the uppers have the same brand/style bolt carriers? Were they both clean?

Do the lowers have the same hammer/trigger assemblies?

My neighbor, who grew up in Ukraine back when it was a Soviet satellite state, told me that the military would bring AK's into the high schools to teach everyone how to handle them.

Hitting the 2" target at 500yds would be easier than seeing it with irons. I suspect it would take more intuition and luck than actual skill.

The Sportsman's Guide retail store in SSP is closed.

Nice.