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The gun may very well be cocked, and you don't know it because the trigger lever has nothing to press on. Take off the sideplate and ensure the little spring loaded pin is projecting from the end of the sear bar. If it's stuck in flush, drip some penetrating oil in there and tap on it a bit.
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