Manual

c. Pull each hammer to FULL-COCK position. The hammers should

be securely locked in that position. It should be impossible to

push the hammers forward manually. Pull each trigger separately.

Take care not to let the hammers slam onto a bare nipple by

restricting their forward travel with your thumb. Allowing a ham-

mer to hit a bare nipple with force can cause the end to flatten

and create difficulty during installation and removal of percus-

sion caps.

d. If the locks do not operate properly, removal and adjustment by

means of turning the sear adjustment screw is necessary (See

Figures 2-4B).

IMPORTANT: The sear must have secure engagement with the full-cock

notch (See Figure 4A). This prevents a dangerous or lightweight trigger

setting as pictured in Figure 4B.

IMPORTANT: Do not set either sear so that the triggers require less than

four pounds of pull to fire. Such a light setting could cause the second

barrel to fire from the recoil of the first.

CAUTION: Do not reduce sear engagement beyond full face of the

sear point (See Figure 4B). To do so will cause rapid wear of the sear

point and notch, creating the possibility of accidental firing.