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 Re: A Cameleopard from E. M. Reilly
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Dustin,
Thank you for your kind comments and the very helpful “exploded view” of your lovely G gun.
You are quite right to describe the part as a cocking limb as it is of one piece with the tumbler.
I will carefully avoid tinkering with the works, or any dismantling at all if I can help it. I do plan to try re-browning the tubes without further striking down.
Does your top lever hold open? I thought that the stud I mentioned was necessary to keep the cross-bolt clear of the bottom of the descending top extension.
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