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    Airrifles with DST (double,set triggers)

    The best known airguns (post WWII) with the DST are the Walther's and the rarer Weihrauch's.
    All of these triggers where available in firearms before WWII and there where many left over after the war.
    These DST triggers are independent units separate from the actual "sear unit" ,so it was relatively simpel to adapt a standard trigger and make it suitable for the DST.
    There are some small differences between models used.

    Weihrauch:







    Walther:





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    Last edited by frakor; 16-06-2021 at 09:40 AM.

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    Another display of enormously desirable rifles I have long marvelled at how extensive and eclectic your collection is it must surely be unique.

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    Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
    So you pull the rear trigger to set and then ‘touch’ the front trigger to fire?

    Matt

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    Quote Originally Posted by ptdunk View Post
    Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
    So you pull the rear trigger to set and then ‘touch’ the front trigger to fire?

    Matt

    Or you can use the rear trigger with more weight to fire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Or you can use the rear trigger with more weight to fire.

    Think you mean the FRONT trigger?

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Or you can use the rear trigger with more weight to fire.

    I thought it was the front trigger?

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