That Awkward Moment

[TwoForFlinching]

You can tell if the firing mechanism is working without live rounds, pull trigger, "click"...

You need live rounds to validate the firing pin mechanism is functional.

Since they are your goto guys, and are trusted, perhaps you should make sure there isn't a communication issue.

I check it in as "when I pull the front trigger, and the shell fires, both barrels/shells fire. I can't do it when dry firing, so I suspect I have a worn sear in the left mech. Can you fix that please?"

But it's all good. I'll find someone else. I know most smiths specialize in a few fields, not all encompassed firearms. Can any recommend a double barrel, dual trigger shotty guy?

 

[dennishoddy]

Champlin arms in Enid. One of, if not the best in the country.

 

[RKM]

They may have cut the shotgun shells, dump the shot, powder and wad and used that to test the firing pin issue.

 

[MLRyan]

From my Iraq time: "My radio doesn't work. I put it in officer mode but it won't work." "Sir, do you mean OFF mode?"

 

[Zombie]

From my Iraq time: "My radio doesn't work. I put it in officer mode but it won't work." "Sir, do you mean OFF mode?"

s6 problems

did you ask the captain about the class on the PRC O3?

 

[twocan]

I check it in as "when I pull the front trigger, and the shell fires, both barrels/shells fire. I can't do it when dry firing, so I suspect I have a worn sear in the left mech. Can you fix that please?"

But it's all good. I'll find someone else. I know most smiths specialize in a few fields, not all encompassed firearms. Can any recommend a double barrel, dual trigger shotty guy?

Joe your gunsmith?

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Joe your gunsmith?

No, I use a guy in Tulsa. Well, I used to use a guy in Tulsa.

I think I'll take Hoddy's advice and give Champlin a call.