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Chavez
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Manual cocking device instead of a safety
      #347103 - 25/11/20 02:37 AM

I'm back to work on my .450-400 Brno 149 , friend of mine ask about the combi -device said he would like to have it on his shotgun, I don'tknow about putting it on a double that came with a safety , but it did interest me somewhat, if anyone knows or has info it would be in interesting.

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Re: Manual cocking device instead of a safety [Re: Chavez]
      #347469 - 03/12/20 02:51 AM

Hi Chavez,
Sorry you have gotten no response to your question.
I wonder if it is because others (including myself) have no idea what said “combi-device” is or what it looks like?
Similar to a Kreighoff?
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Chavez
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Re: Manual cocking device instead of a safety [Re: 3DogMike]
      #347471 - 03/12/20 03:10 AM

Yes, it's just like the one on kreighoff , he ask it he could replace the safety on his shotgun with this device, I didn't know , but I found it somewhat interesting, as I like the idea of it . Thanks for reply

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Re: Manual cocking device instead of a safety [Re: Chavez]
      #347504 - 03/12/20 08:59 PM

I think it might be a de-cocker that Krieghof, Blaser and some other makers have. De-cocks the rifle, rather than merely blocking the trigger or firing pin.

I doubt it is a straight forward modification.

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Chavez
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Re: Manual cocking device instead of a safety [Re: NitroX]
      #347508 - 04/12/20 12:14 AM

I fount a drawing of one , it doesn't look like it would be a simple procedure .

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Re: Manual cocking device instead of a safety [Re: NitroX]
      #347509 - 04/12/20 12:45 AM

Quote:

I think it might be a de-cocker that Krieghof, Blaser and some other makers have. De-cocks the rifle, rather than merely blocking the trigger or firing pin.

I doubt it is a straight forward modification.




Ha ha just noticed the title. " Manual cocking device "

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Re: Manual cocking device instead of a safety [Re: NitroX]
      #347511 - 04/12/20 02:04 AM

I had a friend, now deceased, who briefly considered a Krieghoff double rifle with its manual cocking device. After trying one, he concluded that cocking both barrels at once, as this device does, requires too much effort and that his thumb was not up to the task (he was in his early 60's at the time). Althouogh I own several Krieghoff double rifles and combination guns, all are of over and under configuration, and do not have that feature. Now that I'm in my 80's, I wouldn't consider owning one with it.

Krieghoff used to have a feature with its drillings called Separatekugelspannung, which meant a device to cock the rifle barrel just before use, so that the drilling was normally carried with the rifle barrel uncocked. Cocking was accomplished either by a slide on the neck of the stock, where the safety would normally be located, or with a lever on the side of the action, to be activated with the left hand. I have several drillings with the latter feature and find it quick and easy to use and the safety remains in the normal place for a double shotgun, thus avoiding confusion.



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Re: Manual cocking device instead of a safety [Re: xausa]
      #347515 - 04/12/20 04:29 AM

Tks for the explanation, xausa. I was not aware of these, although I was interested in the thread, because of the title. I figured someone would post with the appropriate knowledge.

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