Might be nothing wrong...the design cocks on closing. Opening the bolt does not compress the striker spring, closing the bolt does, so the extra effort is compressing the spring that powers the striker (which smacks the vlave stem when the trigger is pulled).
Could be (as it's a used gun) that it's had that tension increased....to smack the valve stem harder and release more gas (one way to make it shoot faster). One way to know is to shoot it and see how many shots it gets (mention the temperature as well to help us out a bit).
IF the cycle is smooth feeing (even though heavy) then can rule out burrs or some other friction cause.