Any of you match shooters out there using high walls, ever remove the half cock notch? Have you seen an improvement on the target? Thanks. Bob

Jack, my rifle is set up with a set trigger as well, and as you slowly let the hammer down, you can feel things bounce around a little as it clears the fly and was wondering if it would be worthwhile to remove the fly and grind the half-cock notch off. It will be in 25-35.

I have a Win. high wall that I replaced the hammer. The rifle has double set triggers. The replacement hammer is not cut for a fly. I cleaned the replacement hammer with a solvent to remove all traces of oil and filled the half cock notch with J B Weld. After the J B set up hard I dressed it with a file. My fix has lasted many rounds. I only load the rifle when I am pointed down range and ready to shoot.
A. J. Palik

Good idea Jack but it's a coil spring action so not possible. I do have another receiver with the old style hammer and wide space double set triggers but I don't know what it's going to be yet. Maybe I'll try it on that hammer.