Venom Mach 1 had a lever lock. Worked lovely. Mach 1.5
Venom Mach 1 had a lever lock. Worked lovely. Mach 1.5
Lever locks have no advantage in the accuracy department, but are very smooth and quieter when closing. Latest Weihrauch and some other makes of wedge shape detents usually need a sharp tap on the barrel to open them, and are a bit too clicky for my liking. What I do is take a small diamond file to the point of the wedge and round it off a little, making sure it it cleaned well afterwards. This gets rid of the click, then I apply a bit of moly grease, and the result is a smooth and quiet break action.
Last edited by Spitzer; 27-09-2018 at 01:55 AM.
I appreciate that Pellpax rebrand rifles. The aforementioned rifle appears to have a lever lock, any idea what this gun started life as before Pellpax rebranded it? I thought it looked a bit like a Norica but couldn't find one with a lever lock
The Jongmans Zealandia over- centre lock is a joy to use - low effort, absolute lock, repeatable and quiet.
Last edited by slow_runner; 26-09-2018 at 07:55 PM.
[QUOTE=Spitzer;7570419What I do is take a small diamond file to the point of the wedge and round it off a little, making sure it it cleaned well afterwards. This gets rid of the click, then I apply a bit of moly grease, and the result is a smooth and quiet break action.[/QUOTE]
OK , I won't be buying anything off you!
I know that I said current lever lock break barrels but I forgot about this old one, the current lever locks might look better if the lever was in a similar place. JMO