Hammers - Rest of World
Work in progress
*All castings listed require an element of dressing, finishing, drilling/threading and hardening where required, (unless a option suggesting otherwise). . A polished finish may have been applied to some items for the purpose of detail.
Images will be added on a regular basis and there may be limited information initially. However within that interim period we are able to supply more detail upon request.
Images will be added on a regular basis and there may be limited information initially. However within that interim period we are able to supply more detail upon request.
Measuring Hammers
The measurement shown within the text of the products on this page is known as the 'throw' of the hammer.
To obtain this you must ascertain the distance you would require from the centre of the hammer fixing hole, to the centre of the hammer nose/nipple; as shown in the diagram on the right.
Boxlock hammers have an additional measurement, this being the width of the hammer that sits in the top plate slot.
Pinfire hammers show the distance from the fixing hole to the point at which the hammer touches the top of the pin.
To obtain this you must ascertain the distance you would require from the centre of the hammer fixing hole, to the centre of the hammer nose/nipple; as shown in the diagram on the right.
Boxlock hammers have an additional measurement, this being the width of the hammer that sits in the top plate slot.
Pinfire hammers show the distance from the fixing hole to the point at which the hammer touches the top of the pin.
