hammer spring

The permanent magnetic field holds the hammer spring in stressed, ready to strike position.

The hunting musket had a faulty hammer spring.

Typically, the hammer spring would fail and this would reduce the revolver to single-action fire only.

A flat hammer spring cap was standard as well as the decock only (G-Model) feature and dovetailed front sight.

The gun has a pinned barrel, five-screwed frame assembly, and an internal coil hammer spring that can be adjusted for trigger pull weight, among other details.

The LEM system supposedly also provides for more reliable primer ignition, since it utilizes a stronger hammer spring.

It bears on the hammer mass and pushes it back against its spring as the punch is pressed, storing up energy in the hammer spring.

If the cap gun has a strong enough hammer spring, the existing trigger mechanism can be used as-is, otherwise rubber bands may be added to increase the power of the hammer.

Guide Rod, Hammer Spring Cap (w or w/o lanyard), Trigger, Hammer (metal internals), Magazine Release, Take Down Lever, Mag Base.

Day 6: Drive to Hammer Springs Springs/Massages etc all day another reasonably large drive (not sure as I only went to Hamner once as it has no interest for me) but should be ok.