In addition to the hammer assembly, the kit includes the mainspring, the ambidextrous safety assembly, and an extra power plunger spring. |
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What they've done is built a locking mechanism into the mainspring housing of the 1911 design. |
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A smooth border edges the mainspring housing and front of the grip strap to reduce drag and snag when carried concealed under. |
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The next step involves the external fitting of the safety, beavertail and mainspring housing. |
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Lifting the bolt handle to extract the fired case and compress the mainspring is very difficult. |
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In Murphy's account, the mainspring of Douglas's public career was his aching, but never fulfilled, ambition for the presidency. |
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I would be very careful in replacing a mainspring with one that is less than half as strong as the former. |
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Maybe there's no firing pin, maybe it's broken, or perhaps the mainspring is weak. |
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I did get a few misfires, so I believe a stronger mainspring or perhaps a longer firing pin or both would take care of this. |
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The only recurring mechanical problem uncovered in my informal canvass of enthusiasts was mainspring breakage. |
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The mainspring, and other parts do need to be checked and cleaned a little further. |
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The actual percussion lock has been modernized to include a coil mainspring and parts proven reliable and trouble-free. |
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The need to feed a drugs habit is the mainspring behind much violent crime, say police. |
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The vital mainspring in this process is the party, just as the vital mainspring in the mechanism of the party is its leadership. |
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It is they who constitute the mainspring of our human resources, the Community's most valuable asset. |
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Globalisation is the mainspring of democracy and prosperity for underdeveloped countries. |
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At the age of 85, he presented to the Geneva Society of Arts a non-magnetic chronometer in which only the mainspring and pinions were of steel. |
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Could this new regional organization serve as the mainspring of the drive for greater economic and political integration in South America? |
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Instead of personal gain-seeking being viewed as the mainspring of progress, it was perceived to sow the seeds for economic polarization, and hence social discord and decay. |
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If we were told that there was a watch without a mainspring, we would hardly be reassured by the further information that it had, however, an infinite train of gear-wheels. |
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Also, the gear train of a mechanical watch is under constant load from the mainspring whereas the gear train in a quartz watch is not under any load. |
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You are rotating and moving the loaded cylinder forward as well as extending the breech block while compressing the mainspring and cylinder hushing spring. |
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Sizes 00 to 15, for a total of 17 right-hand mainspring winders. |
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Her father was to remain a source of inspiration for her and the mainspring of her growing political awareness. |
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The mainspring of the watch employs a slipping mechanism, an automatic watch specific mechanism, to prevent the mainspring from overwinding. |
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In other words, the mainspring of human progress is freedom. |
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Good intentions alone will not, in my opinion, be the mainspring of political and policy-related activities. |
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The watch is so designed that the mainspring will not be wound by turning the crown counterclockwise. |
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Bell supports education because we believe it's the mainspring of a prosperous and successful society. |
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Although it may not have been the only engine, the city is the mainspring that best embodies this change. |
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With a balance wheel oscillation frequency of 21,000 vibrations per hour, the mainspring can run the watch for an impressive 10 days. |
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In the most common arrangement, an internal electrical generator is run by a mainspring, which is wound by a hand crank on the case. |
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The mainspring housing on the lower of the grip backstrap was changed from flat to arched configuration. |
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What they mark is rather an advance of the equalitarianism which has been the mainspring, though not the exclusive possession, of the British Labour movement. |
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While you are wearing the watch or when you take it off, check the remaining power shown by the power reserve indicator and wind the mainspring if necessary. |
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When a force is applied to the buckle on one half of the strip—via one of two escapement wheels that draw power from the mainspring it instantly snaps to being buckled in the other direction. |
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He fails to mention that this system has been the mainspring for comprehensive market-rigging and pervasive corruption in Japan, particularly in public works. |
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The resulting humour was without doubt the mainspring of his success. |
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The very fast-paced economic buoyancy of the emerging countries remains the mainspring of this world growth, while the developed countries are converging towards their growth potential. |
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For Vacheron Constantin, this logo is inspired by the tiny part of the barrel cover which formerly served to limit the winding of the mainspring, thus improving the rating of the watch. |
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A mainspring of cultural diversity, this intangible heritage provides communities, groups and individuals with a sense of identity and continuity. |
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In conjunction with the clock's mainspring, the capsule acts as a mechanical lung which 'breathes' in and out, and in doing so winds the barrel in step with atmospheric fluctuations. |
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The infinite varieties of avant-dance might never sell, and the mainspring of alt-rock is nearly all sprung out. |
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Bright replied that if Cobden retired the mainspring of the League was gone. |
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In sharp contrast to the coiled steel mainspring, the gas spring's effort comes at a point in the barrel where you don't have much mechanical advantage. |
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