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Old 2nd August 2010, 01:56 PM   #10
Fernando K
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Hello, Cylord

Pardon invoking the translator, but I can not write English.
Regarding what you say is a key (lock) automatic open wheel (self-spanning) from the pan (bread), it is. Missing-cup cover (cover-pan) ("but, What is covered?), The cam (lever) and spring (spring) that kept in open-closed position. The hole in the inside left of the key questions, IMHO, is the screw fixing the key to the box (stock) but you will find a threaded hole for a screw that holds the spring. Similarly, find a threaded hole for the screw of the cam, probably covered by the flange or bridge (bridle). Similarly, if you examine the tree, crank shaft or wheel (spindle), you'll notice is a part intended to push the lever, just beginning to turn the wheel.
Regarding what you say the trigger (trigger) this type of rifles were double trigger or trigger the hair "(hair trigger) with two triggers, one for mounting and one for disassembly, with an adjustment screw in the middle. In the box (stock), enconmtrarás certainly an area dug for the mechanism of double disparador.Respecto the classification of child gun, do not forget that the term "child" refers to a teenager.

Affectionately from Argentina
Fernando KeiltyHola, Cylord

Perdonarás que recurra al traductor, pero no sé escribir inglés.
Respecto a lo que dices que no es una llave (lock) de rueda de apertura automática (self-spanning) de la cazoleta (pan), sí lo es. Falta el cubre-cazoleta (cover-pan) (¿sino, con qué se cubría?), su leva (lever) y el resorte (spring) que la mantenía en pòsición de abierto-cerrado. El agujero de la izquierda del interior de la llave a que te refieres, es el del tornillo de la fijación de la llave a la caja (stock) pero encontrarás un agujero roscado para un tornillo que retiene al resorte. Del mismo modo, encontrarás un agujero roscado para el tornillo de la leva, seguramente cubierto por la brida o puente (bridle). Del mismo modo, si examinas el arbol, eje o cigueñal de la rueda (spindle), verás que tiene una parte destinada a empujar la leva, apenas la rueda comenzaba a girar.
Respecto a lo que dices del disparador (trigger) este tipo de rifles tenían doble disparador o "disparador al pelo" (hair trigger) con 2 disparadores, uno para montarlo y otro para desmontarlo, con un tornillo de regulación en el medio. En la caja (stock), enconmtrarás, seguramente, un espacio cavado para el mecanismo del doble disparador.Respecto a la clasificación de arma de niño, no nos olvidemos que la expresión "niño", se refiere a un adolescente.

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