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    Worn rear knib on the Arm Connecting Sear
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    Thanks for all the advice. If a complete cleaning does not do the job I will look into springs. I have already suspected that the sear spring could be weak. I doubt that the problem is worn parts, but obviously will carefully inspect during the detail strip. This particular piece is one of those that came to the USAicon from New Zealandicon. I paid the premium price for one that appears to have spent 40+ years in an armory without being issued.
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