Valley Tinker
32 Cal
Just picked up this book as I plan to frustrate the manure out of myself by making my own lock. Anyone else out there read it or used it?
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Glen Davis - "Making a Percussion Lock"
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Never seen the book but I used this drawing, at least for some of the parts. I didn't like the coil spring and made mine more traditional.
Here is my feeble results, though it fires well.
Here is my feeble results, though it fires well.
Valley Tinker
32 Cal
WOW!
That is not feeble. If it goes BANG then the race is won!
Davis uses the coil spring versus leaf spring. I have a couple of old Enfield mainsprings I was thinking of using.
That is not feeble. If it goes BANG then the race is won!
Davis uses the coil spring versus leaf spring. I have a couple of old Enfield mainsprings I was thinking of using.
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