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that double bolt had me
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The rifle in the background (double bolt picture) looked like a very nice 1903 Springfield.
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double set = means 2 triggers, front one being the 'hair' & rear being the "set" trigger.
double set, single throw, means the rear trigger must be set before the front will fire the rifle. double set, double throw, means the triggers do not need to be set to fire - fires 'set' or 'unset'.
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Nice rifle. Ken.
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Thanks. From the perspective in the earlier picture, to me it looked like the manual cocking knob of a 1903.
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Oh my !!!
Now that is something! Once again Harold, Thanks .
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Single throw or double throw usually depends on whether the set (rear) trigger has the sear-tripping lever, or if the lever that trips the sear is part of the front trigger. Single throw triggers were more common with muzzleloading rifles, perhaps. The single set trigger on a model 527CZ for instance would be called a single set, double throw trigger. Mine currently runs 18-20 ounces unset and 8-9 ounces when set.
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That's some education lesson Daryl.
Thanks,Ken.
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