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Hold cocking piece to the rear and rotate bolt sleeve left (counterclockwise) to remove firing assembly from bolt. Release cocking piece, pull front end of mainspring towards rear, tilt firing pin to disconnect doll's-head joint. <br><br>Stop and think if you really need to do the tricky stuff.<br><...

Try "c0cking", "kocking" or "coqing". Creativity can always defeat repression.

There are some "rules" for classic American stock lines. Among them -<br><br>1. The bottom stock line should point straight from toe to root of triggerguard.<br>2. The bottom line of pistol grip should extend from point of grip to heel.<br><br>If you were to apply these to re-shaping your ...

Your rifle would be an interesting vintage Krag sporter if the stock had been shaped in a classic style. As it is, the proportions are likely to repel most knowledgeable buyers and make it unlikely to bring much more than $200 at auction. But you never know. Somebody might love the poor beast!<br><b...

Follow the above-posted link for details, including prices from $15 to $55 each.

<IMG src="http://telecom.hartford.edu/images/kragcharger2.gif" alt="img"><br><br>While working to perfect the "Swiss-style" Krag charger, I managed to produce enough extras and prototypes that I can now offer them to those who have more spare cash than spare time (the opposite from me!). S...

<IMG src="http://telecom.hartford.edu/images/kragcharger2.gif" alt="img"><br>Animation repeats after download.<br><br>Handmade from sheet brass, copper, or aluminum. Works for US or Norwegian Krags.<br><br><IMG src="http://telecom.hartford.edu/images/kragcharger2.jpg" alt="img"><br><br>e-mail [email...