The metal tab in the rear of the hammer pack is a drop safety device in the event of a muzzle end drop. Once the metal tab is tilted forward (muzzle end drop) the sear movement is blocked and the hammer can not fall.
Butt-end drop protection is provided by the bolt actually opening and sliding over the hammer pack. It may cycle another round, but no discharge occurs.
Anyway, that's my take on the planned drop protection of the ps90.
Yep, it's the safety sear..Originally Posted by mpftech
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okay, i see why it's different...Originally Posted by dskjl
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Please don't go there. All you'll do is get another thread locked.Originally Posted by a|ex
I don't understand why people keep asking.
THE COLOR OF THE PLASTIC CHANGED!!!
They all make it go bang when you squeeze the trigger.
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Originally Posted by SONYtec
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Yes, FNH Wizards!!!!
11:00 P.M. EST Nov 4th, 2008, My nightmare came true...
12:00 P.M. EST Jan 20th, 2009, screwing began...
10:00 P.M. EST SUNDAY Mar 21st 2010, healthcare SHOVED down our throats!
Tuesday Nov 6th, 2012, We can CHANGE the president.
This thread will help explain the trigger pack. Hammer(Trigger) pack sticky