Another crank fire question

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jmorris

Discussion Starter · May 15, 2008

To those that own the crank fire setup how does it make sure the gun is at full lock up? On my 1919 the striker will drop when the bolt is backed of .010 +-. I would assume that this would be like firing with improper head space (if you tripped the trigger at just the right time). Any input?

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sdk1968

· #3 · May 19, 2008

all the crank does is trip the trigger...

just like you pulling it with your finger.

the timing is not changed by your crank, so if it wasnt headspaced correctly it still wont be... and if it was it still is.

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