Saxon wheellockpistol 1564

Fernando K · 28th July 2018, 05:23 PM

Hi.

Only for a concern. It seems to me that the trigger bar has been replaced. because the backward pressure on its end does not mean horizontal movement, to remove the end of the wheel. In addition, the lock has firing insurance, as in some copies of the wheel, and it is not seen how it works. It would be necessary to have the pieces of the lock disassembled, to see how they interact.

Sorry for the translator

Affectionately

28th July 2018, 05:23 PM	#5
Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 672	Hi. Only for a concern. It seems to me that the trigger bar has been replaced. because the backward pressure on its end does not mean horizontal movement, to remove the end of the wheel. In addition, the lock has firing insurance, as in some copies of the wheel, and it is not seen how it works. It would be necessary to have the pieces of the lock disassembled, to see how they interact. Sorry for the translator Affectionately