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This model has 4 click hammer.

Tried to post quote but keep getting blocked Safety Unlike some Colt clones and revolvers like the Ruger Vaquero, the Arizona Ranger has a fixed firing pin and no safeties aside from the four-notch hammer. Some replicas eliminate the original safety notch used on early Colt revolvers, but the Arizona Ranger has retained it. When the hammer is drawn to the rear, the first audible click is the hammer entering the safety notch. The second click is the half-() position that you would use to load and unload. The third click is heard when the cylinder stops and locks the cylinder in place. The fourth is full () . The safety notch itself should not be trusted as it is relatively shallow, like on the old Colts. The Ranger retains the same function and distinctive sound of a Colt SAA. had to remove words marked by () https://gunmagwarehouse.com/blog/arizona-ranger-by-cimarron-a-review/

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