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    Yes, although I can't see anything wrong with it.

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    You can't always tell with those. It doesn't take much to throw them out of whack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hsr View Post
    I don't know if there is anyone still paying attention, or that cares, but the problem is solved.
    Congradulations and good for you!! I'm glad you were able to fix it yourself and everything functions fine.

    Emri

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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    So....it WAS the sear?
    I'm sure that was directed at me, and you were correct in the end; but I will stand by what I said in an earlier post...

    [I wouldn't just start swapping out parts willy nilly to find out "which one it is".]

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