Hello Raf
Precisely, the double lock (lock) of Turin, according to the Italian expert Marco Morin. is Portuguese or Iberian peninsula.
Fold the lower lamina of the mainspring, appears to have had any function other than as a buffer. In key (lock) Ceylan, LAVIN page 172 in the end of the mainspring gets under the pan (for additional reinforcement?) And the same goes for the oldest "fecho Anselmo" as "Espingarda Perfeyta", page 451 . Do not forget that where the edge of the plate has a projection in front of the bread, used to stop the cock in his fall and to support the end of the mainspring. Do not forget that Ceylan was a Portuguese colony, influenced by the Portuguese gunsmiths
affectionately. Fernando K
Sorry for the translator
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