How to Adjust the Trigger Pulls | British Side-by-Side Shotguns | MidwayUSA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2014
- Trigger pulls on shotguns are a whole lot more important than most people think. You see the brain calculates the lead based on what it thinks the trigger pulls are and it sends a message to the muscles to pull. Now if the trigger pulls are lighter or heavier than what the brain expects then the gun is going to go off earlier or later than planned. If it goes off earlier we shoot in front of the target. If it goes off later we shoot behind the target. So having good trigger pulls on shotguns is really really important. Watch along as Jack Rowe and Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, demonstrate how to adjust the trigger pulls on a side by side shotgun.
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It's a good Idea for a series, He won't live forever, and at least this way some of the knowledge he has gathered over the many years will live on. Important to document as much of the "old ways" as we can, we have already lost too much.
I really enjoy watching someone who moves so deliberately and makes no excess movements.
This guy has forgotten more about gunsmithing than I will ever know
Great series
Good comment.
You know your good when Larry Potterfield tells you "How did you do that on just one shot!?" hahaha
Practical Schroeder for some reason i think larry was throwing some shade 😂
This kind of craftsmanship is beautiful to watch. Thank you for making these kinds of videos.
Most all of the old master smiths are gone now. Jack is as old school as they get. I have a double Ithaca I am going to try his method on. Thanks jack...
Skills and years of experience. Jack has both. I wish I had half his talent.
I keep expecting this old guy to segway into how many Gerrys he bayoneted.
Jack is a rock-star!!! He is wonderful on camera and his skill in supernatural. Would love to see another series like this with Pistols.
Great job Larry, as usual your work is SO entertaining and informative.
I just love to see the skills of these gunsmiths. I am very fortunate that the guy I go to for repairs and servicing served his apprentice at Dickson of Edinburgh.
"Magic."
Classic. Great series!
i like this guy takes his time and explains the whole process
So cool if Jack had his own TH-cam channel!
I love this!
Great stuff. Had all my shotguns modified for 4lb pull. Great to watch how a master craftsman plies his trade.
Have to say these are great, always interesting to watch an old master of his trade and the difference of techniques and methods are amazing. Please keep them coming as I'me learning a lot!
Also would be great if you could move a microphone closer to him as he is so soft spoken it is often hard to hear him completely...
Great job👍👌
Now that's skill to be able to get it that close by eye in one shot 👍
The hands of experience!
Amazing.
Larry is like the Mr Rogers of gunsmithing.
the man´s a genius!
it's the magic glasses! lol
First try! Amazing
Amazing bit of filing..
Adimiro a arte e a capacidade de criar desenvolvendo as coisas de forma manual! Como na antiguidade! Isto sim é inteligência! Hoje em dia todo mundo se acha o tal com maquinas pra fazer tudo! Quero ver assim!? Ai e mente inteligente!
It is absolutely essential that you pay attention to the shape of the notch on the hammer. It must be flat and not undercut at its base , otherwise the sear will lock and be unaffected by its machined angle. The sear must slide across a flat surface.
I vote for subtitles.
Thats why i like hummer double barrel shotgun .
He reminds me of Uncle Arthur from the Comedy Company lol
I see my great grandfather in this old chap. war service molded or broke some people. He is sharp.
WOW!! first try
I’m a little bit surprised that a file cut it that well, and that they didn’t polish the surface on a stone.
Em que país é a fabricada a espingarda ugartecheia
this modification can dangerous at normal day uses
I can't understand a thing the old irons saying
I hare to question the master here but,
If the trigger pull is say 4lbs. Then at 4lbs on the trigger, the gun goes bang. It shouldnt matter if the leverage is one inch or one foot, the gun fires at 4lbs on the trigger..
Never seen screw drivers like that interesting
It’s so you get even pressure across the whole length of the groove. Carpenters screw divers tend to only load up on each end and can deform the screw head. Mostly to keep the cosmetics of the screw nice on high dollars firearms.
Nice to watch a pationate knowledgeable expert.
no offense to Larry, but he seems a bit like a wannabe next to Jack
+W.F. Bentley Larry has a wide variety of skills, sort of a jack of all trades master of non although he is very good at what he does. Jack's skills are specific to British shotguns and British shotguns alone
MrcabooseVG Close, but not quite. His skills were specific to box lock and side lock shotguns, regardless of where they were manufactured(because it doesn’t matter). A Spanish side lock and an English side lock of the same period aren’t different enough to notice, much less slow a master gunsmith down even a step. Your overall point is valid though. Larry could build a gun basically from scratch, see nearly perfect safari rifle series, whereas Jack might have to do some reading and tinkering to be half as good with anything else besides a double.
The Brit is a good smith, but he doesn't really make an entertaining video.