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 Re: What is a screw grip action?
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Sep 6th a 10:53 AM
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| by L. Brown |
| L. Brown |
I have an Evans boxlock, #2 of a pair, which was made by Webley & Scott based on a Webley patent. The book on WC Scott has a photo of the receiver. It's the most expensive boxlock they produced after the merger with Webley. It's a screw grip.
The simple way to tell if a gun is a screw grip is to look in the slot in the breech face into which the rib extension fits. You can see the threads.
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