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hammer down

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? hammer down
vt sepfesthämmern; nail, dooreinschlagen; bumpflach hämmern


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Byline: Susan Lee THE rain continues to hammer down and the foreign holiday is off.
This feature, when combined with the gun's automatic firing-pin safety, allows the gun to be carried either cocked-and-locked or with the hammer down on a loaded chamber, but extreme caution must be exercised when lowering the hammer since there is no decocker.
Planning should take at least a month in advance before the date of the purchase so you have ample time to hammer down the details.
 
 
 
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