Can you de-cock the rifle in the traditional way.....that is to cock the gun, hold on to the barrel, and while holding the barrel firmly, pull the trigger and lightly return to barrel to it's fixed position?
Keith.
Keith.
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Keith2324Can you de-cock the rifle in the traditional way.....that is to cock the gun, hold on to the barrel, and while holding the barrel firmly, pull the trigger and lightly return to barrel to it's fixed position?
Keith.
"BeemanR7"As simple as it appears that one can remove the magazine and loading mechanism, that's all one would have to do to prevent double loading. Maybe I answered my own question.
I'm getting long in the tooth ....
"Keith2324"Can you de-cock the rifle in the traditional way.....that is to cock the gun, hold on to the barrel, and while holding the barrel firmly, pull the trigger and lightly return to barrel to it's fixed position?
Keith.
"Ishkatan"
"Keith2324"Can you de-cock the rifle in the traditional way.....that is to cock the gun, hold on to the barrel, and while holding the barrel firmly, pull the trigger and lightly return to barrel to it's fixed position?
Keith.
The piston has to go forward... wouldn't that snap the barrel up? Sounds dangerous.
Indeed it would snap the barrel up, that's why you have to hold on to the barrel as you pull the trigger. But yes I do agree it can be very dangerous depending on whose doing it.
Keith.