Do they offer any benefit or is it just a cool thing? Never seem to have had any issue using the standard fitment?
Rich
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Do they offer any benefit or is it just a cool thing? Never seem to have had any issue using the standard fitment?
Rich
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Yes same here. Some look quite nice but I find the standard lever performs greatOriginally Posted by averageplinker
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They are a cool thing to have but really do not offer any benefit what so ever. Had the cocking lever been designed so to afford true hand - on - trigger cocking Ala Steyr Hunting 5, then maybe these would have been of some use. The well made ones do look cool though.
A.G
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Yes, have to agree; probably just a little affectation. Thing is, I have just about everything I need with rifles and accessories and I'm desperate to buy something else!
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I usually find that a new Leupold or Vortex works a treat.Yes, have to agree; probably just a little affectation. Thing is, I have just about everything I need with rifles and accessories and I'm desperate to buy something else!
A.G
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As others have said, nothing wrong with the original.
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The one from fenton is magic. Push fit suffices but also has a grub srew. Some of the 3D printed can snap off.
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