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    Cocking piece fouling

    Hello - I have a no4 of which the cocking piece is fouling on the right side when engaging (?) during the cocking action. It cocks ok but clearly it would be good to remedy this in hopefully a simple (!) way. Any help much appreciated.
    When entering the square groove of the receiver it hits the right side of the groove.
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