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05-26-2011, 08:40 PM
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Rich..So you don't think it's spring loaded??? Like a bayonet latch???
No I don't. I am intimately familiar with this type of latching mechanism..the same as a Luger. The latch is activated by rotation. There would be no way to fix a rotating spring in this small space. Nor would it make sense to make such a simple latch automatic. The luger has a simple lever..This one should too but whoever made it left it off and made a slotted head. Only conclusion I can come up with is a screwdriver.
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05-26-2011, 09:21 PM
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A screw driver tipped loading tool comes with every holster in its own small pouch. Also, as can be seen in the 4th pic, the screwhead has been used. How many times is a guess.
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05-26-2011, 09:34 PM
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Here is the photo of the backside of the original swedish holster stock in an earlier post. The stock iron in question looks like it would work well in this board. No locking mechanism either.
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