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Im not exactly 100% understanding the mechanics of the hammer block. Does it just keep the hammer away from the pin in case the gun is dropped? After you chamber a round, is there any spring tension on the hammer? I was thinking there was no spring tension on the hammer, until the trigger creates the tension thru its travel and the hammer falls on the firing pin. What makes me ask is this: in the cross section in the manual, when the gun is at rest, the hammer is far from the pin(approx1/4"
. THis makes it look like it is partially cocked. That is what makes me ask. I just have to know exactly how a gun works before I vsrry it in the pocket eith one in the chamber. I thought I knew, but the cross section of the gun in the manual made me start asking questions. thanks...