ah, ok. cool. My respect for you went to 
The gentleman I purchased it from was clearly not the most honest person around.
I will never sell a broken firearm or anything else to someone. Clearly it’s happened to me but karma is a nasty mother.ah, ok. cool. My respect for you went to
What is your comfort level with disassembly and measurement? If you don't have a set of calipers and feeler gauges, I would probably hit up a reputable gunsmith to go through it. It could be as simple as swapping and adjusting a new sear spring or it could mean verifying hammer hook lengths, sear angles, pin locations, etc.
I would probably start with slowly hand cycling the slide to see if I could feel the hammer hooks engage on the sear as I slowly pulled the slide all the way back. If that didnt give reliable results, I would pull the grip safety out and reassemble everything else so I could watch what the hammer, sear, and disconnector are doing as I hand cycle the slide.
I would probably start with slowly hand cycling the slide to see if I could feel the hammer hooks engage on the sear as I slowly pulled the slide all the way back. If that didnt give reliable results, I would pull the grip safety out and reassemble everything else so I could watch what the hammer, sear, and disconnector are doing as I hand cycle the slide.
Don’t think I have ever owned a Daewoo DPS1You should have traded your Daewoo DP51 for my RIA 9mm 1911.
I must be thinking of someone else.
You have a thing for guys’ daewoos
I would rather have a S&W but will settle for anything that fills the need.
Ahhhhhh...the "tinkered with and not disclosed used gun". Sorry to hear that. This scenario is exactly how I learned to work on S&W revolvers as it happened to me twice on Gunbroker.
A decent 1911 gunsmith should be able to identify your issue and get it fixed rather quickly. Or you can start tinkering yourself if you have the aptitude and patience until you figure it out. At least if you start working on it now there is zero chance of you taking a serviceable firearm and making it unserviceable.
Best of luck.
