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Posted: 7/26/2020 3:38:47 AM EDT
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Hi all Imho, the gemtech lde 9mm flashlight is a little piece of art. Its size and format area really neat, as well as its security system. Only thing i didnt get is how could it fire just pulling the ringed piece backward, with no need of let this piece go foward to hit the bullet cap. I mean, it seems that there is 2 pieces operating independently inside the rear tube: - one axis (lets call it piece A) that we should pull backwards to compress some kind of spring. - and another piece B (maybe the firing pin) that come backwards along with the piece A but at some time it disengages and go forward, firing the bullet. -and must exists some kind of mechanism C to join again the piece A and B, so it both could go backwards again and the re-separate to make the next shot. I talked to guys of forgotten weapons channel and they find no information regarding this Aow too. Does any one guess how could this aow make so curious and ingenuous mechanically operations inside a so small rear tube? Cheers!  |
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@amayumi The info below is from a Small Arms Review article. The loading and firing sequence is as follows; Making sure the safety ring is screwed tightly on to the receiver, unscrew the barrel and insert the cartridge into the chamber. Point it in the direction you wish to shoot. Screw the barrel back into the receiver. Hold the body of the LDE-9 securely in your left hand. Unscrew the knurled safety ring at the rear of the receiver approximately 3 turns, until it is free. The safety is now disengaged. Pull the ring back as far as it will go. Near the end of it’s rearward travel, the striker will automatically be released and will disengage from the pull ring assembly firing the LDE-9. |
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If they can make you wear a mask so easily, what else can they make you do?
If they can make you wear a mask so easily, what else can they make you do?
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