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zippy13 · December 4, 2011, 08:24 PM

Greetings Ron, and welcome aboard.

I've never owner a FN Browning, does it have an inertia trigger (the recoil of the first shot sets the second sear)? Try lightly bumping the butt on the floor after you drop the first hammer, it should be enough to set the second one if it has an inertia trigger.

With my inertia trigger P-guns, when casing the guns: With the barrels removed, I put a plastic mallet over the firing pin hole and then pull the trigger to decompress the hammer spring. Then, I bump the butt with the heal of my palm and repeat the process on the second hammer spring. The mallet acts like a snap cap.

December 4, 2011, 08:24 PM	#2
zippy13 Senior Member Join Date: August 23, 2008 Location: SoCal Posts: 6,442	Greetings Ron, and welcome aboard. I've never owner a FN Browning, does it have an inertia trigger (the recoil of the first shot sets the second sear)? Try lightly bumping the butt on the floor after you drop the first hammer, it should be enough to set the second one if it has an inertia trigger. With my inertia trigger P-guns, when casing the guns: With the barrels removed, I put a plastic mallet over the firing pin hole and then pull the trigger to decompress the hammer spring. Then, I bump the butt with the heal of my palm and repeat the process on the second hammer spring. The mallet acts like a snap cap.