Thanks, but the first thing I tried was removing the grip screw and it made no difference. My wording is probably incorrect, but it feels like some part of the DA mechanism is hanging up/not allowing the hammer to complete it's last part of it's travel and drop. I haven't had the gun completely apart yet but there are a few places like this that are scratched from wear. I think I could handle the average Joe tune up I watched although I haven't had the guts yet to go that far. 

First my thanks to shootist for AJT thread. Total disassembly was much easier than I thought it would be. My trigger issue may be caused by some excessive wear/rubbing on the right side at the bottom of the hammer. I found the spot on the frame it appears to be rubbing against. I dragged a fine stone across roughest part of the hammer a couple times to smooth the edge a little and then used Mothers mag polish to slick it up. The hammer was pretty much how you see it now since I barely touched it with the stone. I polished the top of the machining marks on the frame in the area the hammer travels and gave it a deep cleaning. I put a Wolff "competition" trigger return spring in also. It's improved some but the issue is still there and I suspect the wear on the bottom of the hammer is causing it. If I pull DA very slowly the issue is obvious. If I pull DA more quickly it's not very noticeable most times. Is the hammer a drop in part or does it need to be fitted? I was afraid to get too aggressive with stoning the hammer to smooth up the worn/gauged spot. Do you think I could stone that edge smoother or would it lead to problems?

The pins were seated. I found a trigger and hammer less worn than mine for $40 so I installed them and still have the same issue. I removed the mainspring and gave it all a good cleaning and polished the mainspring rod/strut with Mothers to smooth it up. I've run out of ideas for the time being.

Could be. I replaced the trigger return spring. The mainspring & strut(rod) were taken out and cleaned up as well as the hole it sits in. It seems to function smoothly. There's so few parts inside these DWs it doesn't seem it should be difficult to figure out. Could it be the hand and star not interacting properly? Looking down the barrel and through the cylinder, all chambers look to be centered. Is the screw that holds the ball bearing the star snaps into supposed to be seated all the way in or made to be adjustable? This is my first DW so pardon any stupid questions.