maximus
Active member
I could well be missing something but couldn't see a picture of the trigger sear or damage to the piston?? What could of happened is that the cocking shoe failed during the cocking process and the piston slipped passed back into the fired position. It once happened to mine. Replacement of the "shoe" which is a top hat pin with a flat on one edge to facilitate engaging in the slot is not to difficult. This would not of bent the barrel though with the cracked stock it's possible it could of been in the past. Like I said though, I could well be missing something, I often do!!