A jukor lock

[dlimoges]

Is this a cva lock from a jukor 45? It said Spain on the back.

 

[RwBeV]

It sure looks like it, I would have to see the other side to be sure.

 

[necchi]

That lock fit's about a dozen different CVA and Traditions rifles and pistols.

 

[bitehard]

Hi Elmer. Forparts for Jukar / Ardesa / CVA / Traditions the only persons that I call is Deer Creek Products. 765 525 6181. We have quite a few of above brand name rifles from the 60's to 80's period that are still being used and need help. Thats were I go everytime and have always been satisfied .Give them a try.

 

[dlimoges]

Here is ther side looks like.

 

[rafterob]

That does have the look of the older CVA locks so it may very well be Jukar.It appears to be in good shape. As can be seen from the internal picture, those locks can always benefit from a good smoothing/polishing.

 

[Zonie]

elmer: That lock is one of the old Ardesa locks that were typically found on the Jukar rifles.

The lack of a tumbler bridal and the adjustment screw give it away.

As to whether it came off of a .45 caliber gun there is no way of knowing because this lock was used for several different calibers.

 

[RwBeV]

Thats what you have there, could have come from an old CVA, its hard to tell they used them on quite a few guns during that period.

Bob

 

[OB OBrien]

I have two 45s. One has Connecticut Valley Arms and made in Spain 45 cal stamped on the barrel. The other one has only Jukar stamped on it. Both have the same locks. But they are not interchangeable. There is a slight difference in the length and curve of the lock so they will not interchange. I ordered a set screw for one of them from deer creek and got it right away, good service

 

[necchi]

So elmer, whatta ya gonna do with it?

 

[dlimoges]

I think that I will get a new stock. I have a kentucky pistol with the same lock.Then it will time to go out and shoot.