Does that Niedner let the firing pin rest on the primer when it is uncocked? If so, that's no hunting rifle.
Brent
Of course not,it was built by Niedner.
With the cocking knob forward it will not travel more even under pressure, there is, inside the cocking piece, a separate firing pin that moves forward under inertia. I've not had it apart in ages but do remember trying to fire a primer by taping on the cocking piece with a mallet and not even marking the primer. Someday when I'm board I'll pull it apart and take some pictures.
