Double-Action Wisdom: Why Your Revolver Hammer Should Be Down
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Double-Action Wisdom: Why Your Revolver Hammer Should Be Down
Why do revolvers rarely, if at all, experience slow or fast revolver timing in which the hammer strikes too soon, too late, or the cylinder fails to lock at the correct position? -
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Double-Action Wisdom: Why Your Revolver Hammer Should Be Down
