Me also. The mainspring was designed to reliably fire the stiff old primers from the 1880s, so it is overly strong. So often the finely machined interconnection reset 'cog' between the hammer and the trigger mechanism gets crushed if dry-fired wrongly. Leading to the hammer resting directly on the frame and the firing pin projecting a bit in to the cylinder area. Somewhere in Germany is hopefully (likely?) an outfit that takes advantage of modern programmable CNC machines to make new parts, but I don't know German and sure haven't found them yet.
