Reply With QuoteDamn it, I'm a Gibbon, Zoo keeper!! get me a set back triggerOriginally Posted by Hsing-ee
I always wondered why I could pick my nose easily.
Pete
Nails Mc Fugger
more likely to clip THE FLOOR.......you are hoping a bigger pellet is more likley to clip the "ten" ring on the target?at ten yards
Even better looking than a HW35
Damn it, I'm a Gibbon, Zoo keeper!! get me a set back trigger
I always wondered why I could pick my nose easily.
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Pah, you may laugh now but I say you will MARVEL at my mighty 12 ft/lbs .22 Match rifle!more likely to clip THE FLOOR
Last edited by Hsing-ee; 06-12-2009 at 01:33 AM.
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Hmm. Even with a straight-handed stock you would have to scrunch your hand up forward. Its the position of the web of the hand & the thumb that is important. A gibbon can use it's feet, that is why they are unparallelled at the supine 'back' position for long-range full-bore (Whipsnade range is full of them). Baboons are best at conventional FT as they are experts at sitting on their big blue ar5es and baring their fangs to psyche out the opposition.Or unless it's a straight-handed stock.
IMO Weihrauch put the adjuster where the trigger-blade should be and vice versa.
Nails Mc Fugger
did i ever show you my weirauch trigger blade
you are right the standard one is in the wrong place
you would think after all these years they would have altered it
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Yes, I've seen the Mally Rekord; that's how it should be made, right back near the trigger guard.did i ever show you my weirauch trigger blade
you are right the standard one is in the wrong place
you would think after all these years they would have altered it. Worst offender is the HW35 Export, you'd have to have a forefinger 6" long to make the most of its lovely slim grip with the standard trigger. And no, I haven't got `Fairy Paws' - my glove size is 7.5. Air Arms and BSA seem to get shape and position right straight away.
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Do you remember during the Cold War (or WW2?) the US reportedly shipped condoms to the USSR and labeled them "US rejects, too small"? Maybe the Germans are sending a similar, but more subtle, message about Teutonic manliness to the world via the HW trigger design?Yes, I've seen the Mally Rekord; that's how it should be made, right back near the trigger guard.
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damn it, i'm a gibbon, zoo keeper!! Get me a set back trigger:d
i always wondered why i could pick my nose easily.
Pete
:d:d:d:d:d
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