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Hammer spring tension on 1858
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Sure there is but I don't know how to quantify it.
It should be stiff enough to always cause the hammer to hit the frame of the gun with some resolve when the trigger is pulled.
I don't think I've seen a Remington that had "too stiff" of a spring but if your gun seems to have a very stiff, hard to pull hammer perhaps it needs oiling.
It should be stiff enough to always cause the hammer to hit the frame of the gun with some resolve when the trigger is pulled.
I don't think I've seen a Remington that had "too stiff" of a spring but if your gun seems to have a very stiff, hard to pull hammer perhaps it needs oiling.
