Frozen stall image

[Chuck Tiller]

Could a couple of members post pictures of a frizzen stall in use please?

I can’t get mine to stay on the frizzen, especially if I put the rifle in a canvas case.

Thanks,
Chuck

 

[2 shots]

likely too big. do you have a tie down on it? cant really be put on wrong.

 

[PathfinderNC]

Could a couple of members post pictures of a frizzen stall in use please?

I can’t get mine to stay on the frizzen, especially if I put the rifle in a canvas case.

Thanks,
Chuck

You really don’t need a frizzen stall on while cased, unless it’s loaded. Anyway your frizzen stalls probably too big. I’ll take a pic of mine when I get to my gun closet.

 

[stubshaft]

I do NOT store my rocklocks with the frizzen stall in place. It has caused the frizzen to rust more times than not.

 

[Eric Krewson]

If you tie a leather thong from your trigger guard to the stall and adjust the length to where you have to tug on the stall to get it to slip over the frizzen it won't come off, I use deer hide which is stretchy. I leave one on my guns if they are loaded and stored for the next hunt shot opportunity that might be months away, I drop the hammer on the stall. If the gun is unloaded, I never put a stall on the frizzen.

I have never had a frizzen rust with the stall on for an extended length of time, but then again, I am a fair-weather hunter and keep my rifles out of the elements.

I hunt with my gun cocked with the stall in place when I am sitting but don't cock the gun when I am walking, for me it is a lot easier and quieter to flip off the stall to take a shot that to cock my gun quietly with very cold fingers.

 

[Chuck Tiller]

Mainly I’m using it for protection during transport to and from the range. I pretty much decided that it is too large and needs one side trimmed down to fit.

 

[Chuck Tiller]

Thanks for the advice and the pictures everyone. It was helpful.