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January 26, 2009
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I was cleaning my Norwich 744 tonight and noticed the trigger was returning slow. When I looked closer I noticed the transfer bar was moving around and not staying flat when the gun was cycled. Thanks to the excellent tutorial on this sight I took it apart and found the bottom stub of the transfer bar that fits into the hand had broke. The piece was moving around in the gun causing the trigger to bind up. I shot the gun last week and it worked fine. Strange. I'll be calling Dan Wesson tomorrow for a replacement.
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March 27, 2009
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Glad you figured it out! Great stuff on here just hope to read it all someday!
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January 24, 2009
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That's an odd thing to break, but I guess nothing's unbreakable on a mechanical design. I'm sure that DW will be able to send you another one quickly.
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March 2, 2008
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DWA_Midwest said:
Glad you figured it out! Great stuff on here just hope to read it all someday!
I'd guess that I have read it all. Let's see, 44339 posts, averaging two per minute=369.5 hours.
15.4 days of nonstop browsing.
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