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1. Canon 2. Ergot d'accrochage du levier de chargement 3. Loquet du levier de chargment . 4. Ressort du loquet. 5. Goupille du loquet 6. Levier de chargement 7. Axe de bielette du levier 8. Bielette du levier de chargement 9. Bourroir 10. Axe du bourroir 12. Carcasse 13. Axe du levier de chargement 14. Axe du barillet 15. Barillet |
16. Cheminée ( par 6) 17. Came-arrêtoir du barillet 18. Ressort de came-arrêtoir et de détente. 19. Vis du ressort de came-arrêtoir et de détente 20.Pontet 21. Détente 22. Vis de pontet 23. Plaquette de poignée droite 24. Goupille de plaquettes. 25. Vis de blocage du ressort de chien 26.Ressort de chien nommé souvent grand ressort 27.Plaquette de poignée gauche |
28. Vis de plaquette 29.Axe du chien 30. Axe de came-arrêtoir et de détente 31. Chien 32. Galet du chien 33. Axe du galet 34. Axe du doigt élévateur ( vis) 35. Doigt élévateur et son ressort 36. Guidon 37. Ecrou écusson bronze de plaquette droite 38. écusson bronze de plaquette gauche |
Always on principle take
care to check that the weapon is empty, barrel empty, no primer
on the chimneys.
The screwdriver must not exceed the width of each screw to avoid
scratches, the second screwdriver of 3 or 3.5 mm is necessary
for the axis of the screw.
Cam-retainer and trigger
and for the axle screw of the lifting finger.
A) Put the hammer (31) at
the half-armed notch, ie raise the hammer to the first click,
thereby lowering the cam-stop of the barrel (17) and releasing
the rotation of the barrel.
B) Pull the loading
lever (6) out of its catch (2) .
C) Lower the loading
lever to release the barrel pin (14).
D) Pull
the barrel pin forward (13) Due to the waste of black powder this
lever is often difficult to move, help you from the mallet by
striking on the head of the axis. The shape of which is intended
for this purpose, do not use metal in order not to mark the tan
or the steel. The brass stick can be used if the mallet is not
enough.
E) Remove
the barrel (15) from the right side of the frame, the left-hand
exit being generated by the lifting finger (35) unless you release
the half-armed notch that has the effect of clearing the lifting
finger .
F) Unscrew and remove the load lever shaft.
G) Remove the loading lever (6)
H)
Remove the barrel shaft (14)
I) Unscrew the pin
from the grip plates (28) Remove the pads Right and left (23)
(27)
Be careful not to lose the pin
(24) which falls easily and which is necessary to the proper maintenance
of the handle.
Disassembly of the mechanism
J) Unscrew and remove the screw of the bridge
(22) and remove the bridge (20)
K) Loosen the half-arm of the
dog, thus relieving the tension of the dog spring.
(L)
Unscrew and remove the camshaft and trigger spring screw (19).
And remove the spring (18).
M) Unscrew and remove
the cam and retaining pin (30).
N) Remove the
cam (17) and trigger (21
O) Loosen the dog spring
locking screw (25) until the contact spring (26) is lost.
P) The hammer shaft must now be removed to continue
the disassembly. To operate with ease you have to bring a wooden
rod of 13mm of diameter. See the next picture. Lift the hammer
as if to arm and when the hammer spring is stretched almost completely
slide the 13mm object between the spring and the frame, here the
utility of the screwdriver that makes the right diameter.
Once the hammer spring (26)
is locked in this way it is easy to unscrew and remove the hammer
pin (29), no effort is required. You would have a lot of difficulty
if you do not block the large hammer spring this way.
Q)
Remove the hammer spring (26) To do this, clear the round wedge
that we have placed by sliding it down Handle (hence the interest
it is soft and round). Use either the mallet to gently strike
on the spring, taking care to put the stopper or the round piece
of wood under the frame, or the brass rod that is struck with
the mallet at the screw of Locking the spring (25).
R) Lower the hammer (31) inside
its housing until the axis of the lifting finger (34) is removed
on the left side of the lower part of the hammer.
S) Unscrew and remove the shaft
of the lifting finger (34) for this screw the screwdriver is the
smallest.
T) Remove the lifting finger
which is free (35) from underneath the carcass .
U)
And finally remove the hammer from its housing over the frame.
As seen in the pictures
this recent weapon is dirty as it comes back from a shooting session
and had not been totally cleaned for several weeks, the deposits
of the powder residues are important especially on the parts of
the mechanism s' .The weapon must be regularly cleaned, which
the shooter had neglected. There would definitely soon be bad
lying due to fouling. It can never be said enough that the black
powder is lodged everywhere.
Reassembly.
V) For the reassembly, it is necessary to go backwards, put the
hammer back over the carcass, put the lifting finger back and
fix it with its axis on the hammer, bring the assembly up to be
able to replace the axis of hammer.
Once the shaft
has been replaced, the hammer spring must be replaced.
The
method I prefer is to engage the spring as far as possible under
the hammer's roller by holding it with a pliers by the tip Of
the spring, to press it to force it to enter its notch at the
bottom of the handle it will penetrate of the part not taken by the clamp,
it will be enough to finish the engagement by a blow of mallet.
Once the spring is in place it is enough to resume
the reassembly in reverse of the disassembly.
Also be careful when
reassembling the camshaft and trigger spring, make sure that the
finger of the spring which compresses the trigger is placed on
the detent of the trigger, and to facilitate the placement of
the bi-blade spring, put the hammer to the notch Safety, place
the spring tighten its screw and here is the famous spring well
positioned. Continue the rest of the reassembly.
PS; I could have used a new weapon to make more beautiful pictures
of this demonstration but the pedagogical part would not have
been conclusive because some people could have believed that it
was useless to disassemble all this for the maintenance, believing
that The black powder only dirty the barrel and the barrel, proof
here that the powder fouls everywhere.