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  • rufe-snow
    The devil is in the details, (fine print), like everything else.. Are the parts OEM from Browning, or aftermarket? Sometimes the safety has to be tweaked, to work with a replacement hammer. Do you have the proper tools. Are you experienced with working on firearms. etc.etc. You get the picture.

    Many years ago I installed one of the late Austin Behlert's hammer and innards in a HP, with only minor fitting required.
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  • SG
    I figured so.Seems simple enough for my experience. Thanks
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  • dcs shooters
    You need something to hold the thing together when putting it in [;)]
    Watch this, www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_QbEWBxGR8
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  • M1A762
    Are you switching hammers for function or asthetics?

    If you are experiencing hammer bite, you can bob off about 1/8" of the spur with a dremmel. A little polishing, cold blue and done, no more hammer bite.
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  • v35
    Don't remember a problem.
    Always check safety function when playing with triggers, hammers and sears.
    Cock pistol, put safety on, pull trigger hard, release trigger then release safety. Hammer shouldn't fall.
    The spur hammer is a mistake and the ring hammer the proper fix.
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