[Beretta Young Gun]

The rod with the head on it looks like the keeper that keeps the cocking rod in place in a Ljutic. The 3 parts that look alike are hammer sears for 2 part pull triggers or for release trigger in a Ljutic. Not a clue about the other piece. BYG

 

[docbombay]

Thanks BYG.

I think you are spot on. I remember now the rod was the cocking rod keeper, had Mike send me out an extra after I dropped one out of the receiver not paying attention.

Can't remember why I have the hammer sears, but hey, I can't remember what I had for lunch so no surprise there.

 

[HSLDS]

Looks like the oscillating arms and base plates from an Acme Sheep Shearer 1000

 

[Merlyn]

They (3) are ljutic sears for a release trigger.....m

 

[JPM]

Looks like the oscillating arms and base plates from an Acme Sheep Shearer 1000
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I am curious how you know that. It must be a function of extensive experience with the tool. JPM

 

[AusAmateur]

Looks like the oscillating arms and base plates from an Acme Sheep Shearer 1000

No, the 1000 used brass. They are from the 1500 Combo Sheep Shaggearer, a device that allowed both shearing and sharing of sheep.





Or so I hear....

 

[690S]

Haversham has been up to no good buying parts for a gun you no longer have…maybe a sign to get another one?

 

[PhCr]

Yes Ljutic release trigger sears cocking rod retaining pin if you want to get rid of them let me know

 

[HSLDS]

I am curious how you know that. It must be a function of extensive experience with the tool. JPM

No, the 1000 used brass. They are from the 1500 Combo Sheep Shaggearer, a device that allowed both shearing and sharing of sheep.

Not to throw anyone under the bus but my knowledge comes from extensive conversations with AusAmateur and several others who live in Wales and England. I have no first hand experience with sheering a sheep, or for that matter with ANY activity involving sheep...

 

[entropy]

No, the 1000 used brass. They are from the 1500 Combo Sheep Shaggearer, a device that allowed both shearing and sharing of sheep.





Or so I hear....

Well, you Aussies are the experts on sheep shaggearing, although the Scots and Welsh might contest that. I'll take your word on it.

Warning: NSFW, may incite animal husbandry, or other barnyard frolicking. Those from OK may be drawn to beaver pounding from this video.

Don't say a I didn't warn ewes.

 

[broadway john]

Mary had a little sheep,
she took the sheep to bed.
The sheep turned out to be a ram,
and Mary had a little lamb.

 

[DavidB55]

Haversham should be flogged, how did these parts get shelved without proper labeling. Time for termination!