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Posted: 12/18/2005 3:07:35 PM EDT
I had my warrior disassembled and I accidentally released the hammer, causing it to snap forward without a slide to connect with.  I checked it out and there don't appear to be any cracks or marring of the surface and it only happened once.  I obviously do not plan on making a habit out of this, but did I damage my firearm?

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I dont know a whole lot about 1911's, but I'd say your fine.  And as you said, dont make a habit out of it.
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