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Old 9th December 2016, 09:39 AM   #6
BANDOOK
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Originally Posted by rickystl
Hi Rajesh.

WOW!! Great find. Congratulations. Yes, please post more pics after you receive it. That gun should clean up very nice. And would take only minor restoration - should you desire.
LOCK: On these Algerian locks the mainspring operates off the TOE of the hammer. In this case, it looks like the mainspring has slipped off the hammer, or otherwise become detached from one another. But looking at the photos it does not seem to have broke anywhere. If so, it will just take a mainspring vise to re-engage it to the hammer. Note: These mainsprings are very strong, and care must be taken not to damage the lock.
A little bit of cleaning and work should make this a nice display piece. Can't wait to see more pics.

Rick
THANKS RICK WILL TAKE IT TO A GUNSMITH AND GET THAT RECTIFIED AS AM NOT GOOD AT WORKING ON GUNS,SCARED I MAY DAMAGE PARTS
WILL ALSO SEND MORE PICTURES ONCE I GET IT IN MY HAND
KIND REGARDS RAJESH
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