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Applied To The Hammer Or Trigger When The Revolver Is

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5. Release the trigger and continue easing the hammer into the half-cock notch. The hammer is now in the half-cock or loading position. (Fig. 7) 6. With the hammer in the half-cock position, and controlling the hammer with the thumb, pull the hammer rearward and gently pull the trigger. 7. Ease the hammer slightly forward with the thumb while pulling the trigger. As soon as the hammer makes it forward of the half-cock position, release the trigger (thus disengaging the transfer-bar) and safely lower the hammer all the way to the lowered position. (Fig. 6) Practice this procedure with an UNLOADED revolver until you are proficient. WARNING: DROPPING THE REVOLVER ON THE HAMMER OR ! PULLING STRONGLY ON THE TRIGGER IN THE HALF-COCK POSITION COULD DAMAGE OR BREAK THE HALF-COCK NOTCH AND CAUSE THE REVOLVER TO FIRE. NORMAL TRIGGER PULL IS 5 LBS MAXIMUM. (Fig. 10) NOTICE: IF YOU SUSPECT THAT EXCESSIVE FORCE HAS BEEN APPLIED TO THE HAMMER OR TRIGGER WHEN THE REVOLVER IS IN THE HALF-COCK POSITION, HAVE THE REVOLVER INSPECTED FOR SAFE FUNCTIONING BY A COMPETENT GUNSMITH. 24

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5. Release the trigger and continue easing the hammer into the
half-cock notch. The hammer is now in the half-cock or loading
position.
(Fig. 7)
6. With the hammer in the half-cock position, and controlling the
hammer with the thumb, pull the hammer rearward and gently
pull the trigger.
7. Ease the hammer slightly forward with the thumb while pulling
the trigger. As soon as the hammer makes it forward of the
half-cock position, release the trigger (thus disengaging the
transfer-bar) and safely lower the hammer all the way to the
lowered position.
(
Fig. 6)
Practice this procedure with an UNLOADED revolver until you are
proficient.
WARNING: DROPPING THE REVOLVER ON THE HAMMER OR
PULLING STRONGLY ON THE TRIGGER IN THE HALF-COCK
POSITION COULD DAMAGE OR BREAK THE HALF-COCK NOTCH
AND CAUSE THE REVOLVER TO FIRE.
NORMAL TRIGGER PULL
IS 5 LBS MAXIMUM.
(Fig. 10)
NOTICE:
IF YOU SUSPECT THAT EXCESSIVE FORCE HAS BEEN
APPLIED TO THE HAMMER OR TRIGGER WHEN THE REVOLVER IS
IN THE HALF-COCK POSITION, HAVE THE REVOLVER INSPECTED
FOR SAFE FUNCTIONING BY A COMPETENT GUNSMITH.