Why don't you loosen up that screw and move the spring so it lines up like the other one.
Then see how the lock functions.
Then see how the lock functions.
CVA Kentucky pistol barrel help
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Deermanok, I think that is my next step. The spring has a ear/tab that catches in a slot to keep it from pivoting. So I think I will create a new slot for the ear/tab to catch.
Wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something.
Wanted to make sure I wasn’t missing something.
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So I drilled out the lock to create a new grove for the ear on the back of the sear spring to catch in. Problem solved! Lock is back up and running!!
