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Ok folks thanks for your suggestions and support.
The problem solved, a minor re-setting to screw No4, although it did take a few more strips to confirm I had all parts clean, lubed and correctly replaced.
It also enabled a seal check.
The trigger pull is now crisp.
Regards and good shooting.
Jaa[/b]

David Levene wrote:

Jaa wrote:Thank you this is owner manual that I have, not a service manual. regards

I'd be surprised if there is such a thing.

It sounds like you might have to get it looked at by an experienced gunsmith or the UK importer.

In the end I may need to, however I'm not giving up just yet. lol
regards.

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Thank you this is owner manual that I have, not a service manual. regards

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