Is this a L C Smith tool ? - 12/17/14 10:16 PM
I found it in a box of old gun parts 
Re: Is this a L C Smith tool ? - 12/17/14 10:48 PM
Not familiar with that one. With the L.C. Smith tool you can cock the hammers and dismantle the locks.
This is a home made version.
To cock the hammers without taking the lock/s off, you put the end with the hole in one of the cocking levers (cranks)and turn it, then go to the other side and do the same.
This is a home made version.
To cock the hammers without taking the lock/s off, you put the end with the hole in one of the cocking levers (cranks)and turn it, then go to the other side and do the same.
Re: Is this a L C Smith tool ? - 12/18/14 07:09 PM
Originally Posted By: JDW
Not familiar with that one. With the L.C. Smith tool you can cock the hammers and dismantle the locks.
This is a home made version.
To cock the hammers without taking the lock/s off, you put the end with the hole in one of the cocking levers (cranks)and turn it, then go to the other side and do the same.
This is a home made version.
To cock the hammers without taking the lock/s off, you put the end with the hole in one of the cocking levers (cranks)and turn it, then go to the other side and do the same.
Re: Is this a L C Smith tool ? - 12/18/14 07:49 PM
Courtesy of a gentleman on the LCSCA Forum
Using the Smith Tool to remove the mainspring tension from the mainspring screw for lock disassembly. From L.C. Smith Shotguns by Lt. Col William Brophy, p. 195.
Using the Smith Tool to remove the mainspring tension from the mainspring screw for lock disassembly. From L.C. Smith Shotguns by Lt. Col William Brophy, p. 195.