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Droplock, I don't know anything about the Heeren but it better be good because atttactive it is not. Reminds me of a Comblain (and a combine, come to think of it...maybe an old Gleaner). It seems like it would be counter-intuitive to operate, the wrong end of the trigger guard goes down. Also what is the deal with that trigger? Maybe a single set? Do they shoot reasonably well?

Josh

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I suppose everyone has there own taste, cheers to that. Actually there very easy to operate and alot of fun to shoot. The push hinge at the front of the dropout trigger mechanism releases the block and exposes the trigger itself, which imho looks really slick in person. They look like two trigger levers or set triggers, however it is not what it appears to be. The rear lever is used as a spring to set the sear to fire. When fired it sets itself back (unsprung) only needing a push of a thumb to reset. The Heeren makes for a very fun, accurate single shot.

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