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    Push Button Safety

    The push safety on my 1944 Winchester will only engage/move if the action is cocked. Is this normal, or should it move side to side whether the weapon is cocked, or not? Thanks in advance.
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    Its not normal, you have an issue with the trigger not resetting properly.

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    +1 for what Brian said. You probably have a trigger spring that is not set right, or maybe a dis-connector problem.

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