Stripping down….!!!1
Heres how I do mine…
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This is an add on hammer weight to bring total hammer to 96 grams. Also pictured are various spacers for preloading.
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Glad to report rifle now back to its old self. 8) 😀
Walter- Hammer and spacers are 78mm
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Thank you pablouk… 😉 good pics…
regards from Spain
I’ve never see the breech slide with that special cocking knob 😯 😯 Did you do it? Can you put any detailed pics of that pieces ?
Thank you very much 😉
jk’ The side cocking knob is done by Langnasen.
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Thanks for the video, pablouk…good job.
I’ve never see the breech slide with that special cocking knob 😯 😯 Did you do it? Can you put any detailed pics of that pieces ?
Thank you very much 😉
Is that a manicure? IS THAT A MANICURE!!!!???? LOL, lucky my hands were at least clean let alone a manicure. Just ‘cos theres a flowery cup in the background doesn’t mean I’m a man-girl-boy-woman you know!!
Hammer in the vid weighs 46 gram with a blod main spring.
Rifle is running about 65 fpe in .25
is that a manicure? good job on the vid. I like your hammer how much does it weight?
Pab is probably tossing darts now as I speak, having pints.
SAW
OK, Its official. Pab, Your a crazy Fuck! 😆
Great Vid!
😉
Mike
Good now we have our very own video for all our dumb asses so they won’t fuck up Good job Pab!!
FFS I make sure I hide the dildos, butt plugs and drugs and stuff, but STILL I manage to leave something in the camera shot… 😡
Fuck, you should see my fluffy pink rifle case…..
Sounds like a great way to put some holes in your roof!!! 😆 😆
I tried to push the hammer towards the muzzle but I would have had to REALLY push to get it past the sear (I used every combination of trigger safety I could think of)… 😕
So to get to the hammer I took the damn trigger apart. Luckily I had the forethought to take some photos of the springs. I’ve had the safety out and had to figure out how to get the little spring back in (without internet) before range day to test a new stock. 😡 I still haven’t used a punch to remove all the trigger parts…
I took a piece of tape with another smaller piece reversed (glue to glue) and put it over the safety bar so when I remove the frame from the stock the safety stays put but it can still more freely front to back…
I think your girl friend was there had to be her coffee cup the girly one sorry couldn’t resist matttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt
Yep-
my trigger parts have remained in there to date as well.
After I get settled in the new crib, I will start to play with the Talon and theTalon SS more. The new place has a double garage, gonna set up all my woodworking stuff, bandsaw,table saw, jointer, planer, drill press ect.
This is the full size stuff that has been in storage, cause my now 1 car garage is too small.
I am thinking of tearing off the existing roof framing and doing a higher pitched roof and ceiling joist, for storage and possible short range shooting attic
😯 😯 😯 😯 😯
We shall see.
SAW
Good Job. 😉
I used to have no end of problems pushing the bastard out as well! Then one day it just decided it would go…. Maybe something on the sear. I must admit I haven’t had the trigger parts out yet… Shhh, don’t tell anyone..!!
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Nice videos Pab. Very beneficial to newbies like me. The first time I took my trigger apart I had springs flying all over the place. Thanks again, Scott (GTBJ) for walking me through getting it back together!
Videos are much more helpful than words and diagrams…especially for us non-engineering genius’. 🙂