Videos tagged with Double Set Trigger

This video explains the function of a double set trigger system commonly found on bolt-action rifles. It details how the rear trigger 'sets' the forward trigger, reducing its pull weight from a standard 4-5 lbs to a light 0.5 lbs for enhanced precision shooting. The demonstration highlights the mechanism and the delicate touch required for the set trigger.

This guide details the disassembly and internal mechanism overview of the P.E. Hall Custom 4-Barrel Mule Ear Percussion Rifle from the 1850s. Expertly presented by Ian McCollum, the video highlights the unique 'mule ear' hammer system, double set triggers, and intricate internal lockwork. It emphasizes the craftsmanship of Perry E. Hall and provides historical context for this rare firearm.

This guide details the operation of a bolt-action rifle equipped with a double set trigger, as demonstrated by JaredAF. It covers the two distinct trigger pull weights: a standard 4-5 lbs pull when the rear trigger is not engaged, and a highly sensitive 0.5 lbs pull after the rear trigger is pulled to 'set' the mechanism. Proper understanding and safe manipulation are crucial for achieving precision with this type of trigger system.

This video reviews a Johann Fanzoj bolt-action rifle in .30-06 Springfield, highlighting its exceptional craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal. The presenter emphasizes the rifle's perfect balance of form and function, its intricate Celtic-themed embellishments, and its high-quality materials, deeming it a near-perfect hunting rifle. The review also touches on its auction history and estimated value.

This guide details the process of loading and firing a 10-bore flintlock rifle, as demonstrated by an experienced shooter. It covers precise powder charges, projectile seating, priming, and trigger engagement. The video highlights the rifle's historical significance and its effectiveness on large game, backed by expert insights into its ballistic performance and the shooter's extensive hunting experience.

This video provides an expert review of the Lyman Sharps Model of 1878, a modern interpretation of the classic Sharps rifle. Instructor Hickok45, a recognized firearms authority, details its aesthetic qualities, historical significance as a sporting version of the buffalo hunter rifle, and operational nuances. He specifically demonstrates the unique double set trigger system, emphasizing its role in achieving precision with the .45-70 Government caliber. The review highlights the rifle's substantial weight and the handling considerations required for accurate shooting.