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4th January 2020, 11:38 AM
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4th January 2020, 09:55 PM
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Seems the topic of discussion has moved from the pistol I first posted and on to the Eiber pistol which was shown by Philip. Anyway not to worry........
An observation regarding the conversion shown by David R in #10 above....the hammer face does not squarely meet (and indeed from the pic would not hit the nipple at all) so either the hammer is wrong, or the conversion is a combination of different barrel and lock. Stu |
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5th January 2020, 06:08 AM
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"An observation regarding the conversion shown by David R in #10 above....the hammer face does not squarely meet (and indeed from the pic would not hit the nipple at all) so either the hammer is wrong, or the conversion is a combination of different barrel and lock."
Agreed. And BTW, where does that excellent summary of gun locks come from? Patrick |
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5th January 2020, 06:20 AM
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Source is Guns and Rifles of the World by Howard Blackmore 1965 Chancellor Press ISBN 0 907486010 Stu |
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