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Yep, I do like the stalking safety found on fine British rifles, percussion and flintlock, but the crossbolt safety on any classic rifle is an abomination against God and man.Corporate libtard uglyfication of a beautiful classic rifle
Does this have a 1/2-**** notch, that the safety augments?The stalking safety is also used on German guns. This one is on a Jaeger I restored and it works like a charm.
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Stalking safeties were made as a stand alone safety for the gun when carried in full **** and/or the trigger set while stalking an animal. They are totally silent to disengage, where going to full **** and/or setting a trigger makes a nice metallic click.Does this have a 1/2-**** notch, that the safety augments?
That Jaeger does have a half **** notch, but as Dusty said the stalking safety can be use with half **** or full ****. I still hunt and when on the move use it with half **** and when I find a spot to settle down full **** the hammer but don't set the trigger until ready to take a shot. The set trigger is pretty quiet.Does this have a 1/2-**** notch, that the safety augments?
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