Thread: H&R model 999
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Old June 28, 2010, 09:35 PM   #9
Clemson
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The mainspring on these guns has a plastic "yoke" on the end that tends to deteriorate with time. If you take the grips off, cock the hammer, and put a paperclip through the hole in the end of the mainspring guide, you can then pull the trigger and remove the mainspring. If the plastic is cracked, you have a weakened hammer fall. Replace the mainspring. The complete assembly is available from Numrich (www.e-gunparts.com).

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