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Yep! High end to high end. As factory assembles.

The picture above shows a pistol exactly like mine. Mine was made in 2013.

Peening of the barrel by the bolt, or vice versa, happens with every 22 shot enough. It doesn't have to be the firingpin.

The pin that holds the button goes either way. Just hit it.
You probably got something underneith it.
But, if you by any chance bent the lip in the front of the magazine upwards before last insertion, just draw back the bolt and try to release it with open breech.

You can also use the firingspring from any pardini freepistol. No cutting required.
You get 2 and a small piece from a ruger 22, but that means cutting. Twice.

I had a k50 once, same bad construction. You need to get that eccentric bushing tight or the recoil will smash it. In time it will go half semi. Throw out the empties by itself. If it ignites. You need a lathe, or a simple drilling machine and a file, to make new round bushings slightly oversized. M...

EC-cup 2015

1-3/5 Hanover
29-31/5 Århus
12-14/6 Lahti
26-28/8 Thun
25-27/9 Bordeaux ( final)

Turn the screw out until the cocking works.
With the pistol cocked, turn the screw carefully in, until it clicks.
Turn the screw out 1/4 turn. 1/8 might be enough, if you want it crispy.
Lock the screw with nailpolish or something.

Avoid Rink if you have got small hands.
Nill is not the maker of either left or righthanded versions, but for the aw 93 they provide, in my opinion, a much nicer grip than original or Rink.

If you are using a flatbase bullet and getting leading like that, it means the bullet is too small. The size of the bullet before you put it in the shell is not important. The size of the bullet when it comes out is.

Definitly something to think about. The best trigger Walther has made yet, and very nice in every other way.