Bulldog revolvers explained

The revolver in the second half of the 19th century- From cap and ball to the self-contained cartridge- Smith & Wesson in the USA- Eugène Lefaucheux in Europe- The English Tranter revolvers- Evolution of the English revolvers double action lockThe first Webley cartridge revolvers- The first Webley solid frame revolver- Webley revolver of 1866 in caliber .577"- Early English centerfire cartridges- The intermediary ratchet plate in several models- The Webley R.I.C. revolvers- The Webley "Bulldog" revolversAnalysis of a Belgian "Bulldog" revolver- Caliber and markings- Crowned R marking standing for "rifled barrel"- Trigger mechanism with three screws- Trigger mechanism in single and double action modeField dismounting of a "Bulldog" revolver- Side swinging of the ejector rod- Cylinder arbor when it houses the ejector rod- Removal of the cylinder arbor- Removal of the cylinderAdvanced dismounting of the revolver (I)- Dismounting of the ejector rod housing- Unscrewing the friction spring- Dismounting of the grip plates- Dismounting of the cover plate- Dismounting of the lever of reboundAdvanced dismounting of the revolver (II)- Dismounting of the mainspring- Dismounting of a S shaped mainspring- Partial dismounting of the hammer- Dismounting of the trigger assemblyAdvanced dismounting of the revolver (III)- Removal of the hammer- Hinged strut and stirrup- Dismounting of the trigger return spring- Dismounting of the loading gate- Instructions for reassembly- Specific tools- Testing the return springFunctioning of the Belgian "Bulldog" revolver (I)- Today use of a vintage Belgian "Bulldog" revolver- Vintage cartridges in caliber .380- About the use of smokeless powder cartridges- Black and smokeless powders explained- To recognize and find black powder- Reloading of a new black powder cartridgeReloading kits for .380 and .320 black powder calibersFunctioning of the Belgian "Bulldog" revolver (II)- Functioning in double action mode- Rotation of the cylinder- Vertical travel of the hand- Locking of the cylinder- The reasons of a possible bad indexation of the cylinder- Cocking of the hammer in double action modeFunctioning of the Belgian "Bulldog" revolver (III)- Functioning in simple action mode- The lever of rebound explained- French service revolver model 1892- Revolver of "Bulldog" type without rebounding hammer- French service revolver model 1873- The classical manual safety- Manual safety on the hammer- Manual safety of push button type- Safety actuated through the lanyard ringFrench 1899 - 1900 catalog of Gaucher Bergeron (I)- No semi-auto pistol still offered- The ending story of the pinfire revolvers- Pinfire revolver converted to the centerfire system- Centerfire black powder revolvers- Centerfire ammunition for revolvers- Pinfire ammunition for revolvers- Two types of traditional cartridges with pelletsFrench 1899 - 1900 catalog of Gaucher Bergeron (II)- Model "Baby" with concealed trigger- Different types of trigger- The so-called "hammerless" model- True typical "hammerless" model- Hammer cover plate- Typical mainspring for rebounding hammerFrench 1899 - 1900 catalog of Gaucher Bergeron (III)- New "reinforced" models in caliber 8mm- French service cartridge in caliber 8mm 92- The revolvers in caliber 6mm Velo-dog- The revolvers of US design (originals and copies)- The so-called "revolvers of war"- "Bulldog" revolvers in the Manufrance catalog of 1910Some remarkable models- The "Clic-clac" model of Emile Fraipon- Grip frame with finger rest- Tiny model in caliber .22 short- The "Revolvelo" model with ring shaped trigger- "Bulldog" revolver with long barrel- "Bulldog" revolver of German make- "Bulldog" revolver of US makeSince the year 2000, "HLebooks.com" is specialized in the publication of downloadable technical textbooks on collectable firearms.If you encounter problems with the images not showing off, go to the Parameters of your device and select "APPs". You will find there, the list of all the APPs available in your phone.Click on the APP concerned by the problem, and, in the "storage" section, suppress data and cache.Then, come back to the APP parameters and select the "Permission" section ("no permission allowed" should be mentioned). In that section activate the "Storage" option. Run your APP again.