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Die Vektor CP1 het n fabrieksfout gehad en moes ingegee word om herstel te word.

Hoe kan ek vasstel of dit gedoen is?

(Hier is n boedelpistool sonder fabrieksertifikaat.)

Kyk of die pistool n safety pin blok/trigger blok het, die oorspronlikes met die "shake on wake" fanksie het nie gehad nie
As jy die slide af haal behoort daar ek dink aan die linker kant agter n plunger op n spring te wees as hy verander was

Gerrie Coetzee(wapensmit van Bloem) het my eendag verduidelik. Die pistole is terugestuur. Die wat "regemaak" is het n nommer of n kenteken/simbool iewers op die loop(dink ek). Kan nie meer die detail onthou nie maar Gerrie sal jou kan reghelp

AI help my deesdae baie. Selfs om plante te identifiseer veral bome. Hier is wat AI se. Net soos wat Cappie daar gese het.
To determine whether a Vektor CP1 9mm pistol has received the factory recall repair, you must look for specific physical modifications made to its internal components.
The original CP1 was recalled in 2000 because it could discharge if dropped or bumped. To fix this drop-safety issue, Vektor (a division of Denel) installed a firing pin block safety mechanism and a modified trigger bar.
You can identify a factory-repaired (post-recall) CP1 by inspecting the following areas:

1. Underside of the Slide (Firing Pin Block Plunger)

Field strip the pistol by engaging the safety and pushing the button slightly further back to lift the slide off the frame. Flip the slide over and look at its underside near the rear breech face:
• Repaired: You will see newly machined slots and a circular metal plunger (the firing pin block). This plunger must be physically pushed upward by the trigger linkage to allow the firing pin to strike a primer.
• Unrepaired: The underside of the slide will lack these extra milled-out slots and will not feature a firing pin safety plunger.

2. The Trigger Bar Protrusion

Look down into the polymer frame at the trigger mechanism, specifically the metal trigger bar running along the side:
• Repaired: The factory-modified trigger bar features a distinct upward protrusion or cam lobe. This extra piece of metal aligns with the slide to push the firing pin block plunger up when you pull the trigger.
• Unrepaired: The trigger bar is completely straight/flat along its top edge and lacks this extra vertical protrusion.

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