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What's going on with the grip cap?
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What's going on with the grip cap? Its "safety button". To shoot these guns horn "thing" has to be pressed by hand on grip.
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I know that it has the Meffert grip safety, but I'm not sure what the "teat" on the grip cap might be. Maybe a lock or release?
So Geno are you saying the "teat" is a switch where one can turn it off & on?
Kind Regards,
Raimey rse
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 It must be a decocker. If I remember correctly, Meffert had some means of manipulating the lever and the trigger simultaneously on the models with the figured horn grip in order to decock. Kind Regards, Raimey rse
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Actually I don't remember, but something tells me its third safety "button" position for transportation.
Geno.
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