http://www.copesdistributing.net/pro...oducts_id=2923
Years ago push-buttons were advertised as East German. Whatever they are I like them better than the levers.
http://www.copesdistributing.net/pro...oducts_id=2923
Years ago push-buttons were advertised as East German. Whatever they are I like them better than the levers.
Personally, I prefer the lever. Just hit it with a downward stroke of your thumb and you're GTG. The push button on my AMD is annoying as hell and not as easy to use as the Polack/Romy lever setup. The only drawback to the Rusky SF is the push button on the receiver. But that's just my opinion.
But it's good to see more variety out there. Been awhile since there was anything available other than the lever-style folders.
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I think the push buttons are the best bolt on milisurp folder. It is good to see them again.
A friendly warning to my fellow southpaws who are thinking of trying these. The push button Romanian stocks are offset to the left to give right handed shooters a better cheek weld, However, it gives lefties a much worse one. Stick with the lever as it is centered and the best compromise available.
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If anyone ever wants to trade their push button type for a lever type let me know I have 3 levers and one push button and would like to have more push buttons.
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