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Without further ado here is an "infographic" of the lockworks of a Rizzini BR-550E. The design is typical Val Trompia trigger-plate with the addition of a hammer blocking wedge that prevents firing if the sears fall off while the safety is on (as if you dropped the gun). The function is similar to a best gun side-lock sear blocking safety but this design is much simpler and easier to manufacture. My Beretta double 12 ga. have no such feature at all. 1-Safety on, hammers cocked ![]() 2-Safety on, right sear pushed off, hammer blocked ![]() 3-Safety off, right sear engaged ![]() 4-Safety off, trigger pulled, right barrel fired ![]() 5-Right barrel fired, safety back on, sears dropped as with firing inertia (recoil) Hammer block no longer effective for left side. ![]() 6-Right barrel fired before recoil ![]() 7-Right barrel fired after recoil ![]() 8-Left barrel fired ![]() 9-Left barrel fired, safety back on ![]() I'll have more on regulating some non-factory rounds in the next installment. |