Manufacture of parts of the Russian infantry rifle with a percussion lock model 1845

[Andrey22]

Mainspring vise made specifically for this percussion lock.

 

[Andrey22]

I recorded a video instruction

 

[dd832]

Andrey, as they say in the U.S. - "you really go the extra mile! (1.6km)". Translation - you go beyond expectations!

That mainspring clamp is fantastic! - mounts into the sear screw hole, very clever. Great work as always.
Mike

 

[Andrey22]

Andrey, as they say in the U.S. - "you really go the extra mile! (1.6km)". Translation - you go beyond expectations!

That mainspring clamp is fantastic! - mounts into the sear screw hole, very clever. Great work as always.
Mike

Thank you very much!

 

[Andrey22]

The customer asked me to make some more parts.
Trigger: milling and locksmithing.

 

[Andrey22]

Swivel. Turning and locksmithing, silver soldering.

 

[Andrey22]

I bought a set of brass fittings, which are cast according to the samples of the original parts found during archaeological excavations.

 

[Andrey22]

Gathered all the details together.

 

[Andrey22]

Work completed

 

[fourbore]

Almost enough to make me wish I lived in Siberia! Ha ha, well not quite.

Thank you so much for posting.

 

[wiksmo]

Андрей,
Excellent demonstration, done nicely without any audio description! And your parts construction, especially the hammer, is also excellent. I'd think the customer would be pleased.
A pleasure to view this most interesting thread. ~wiksmo

 

[Andrey22]

Thank you all for your kind words!
If someone wants to buy drawings write me a private message.

Next time I’ll tell you how to make a powder flask.