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Looking at a used DISC
I've been looking at a Knight DISC 45 cal which is at a local pawn shop. It's been there forever with a asking price of $250. It comes with a TC Scope.
I know nothing about the DISC other than what I read here. The bolt seems to be tight to a point you can't open the action. Is there a lever or switch that must be thrown to open the action or is it just locked up? I'm interested but don't want to buy something that's junk. What else should I look for and any ideas what it's worth. What tools do I need to look at the barrel and pull the breech plug? On the outside it looks pretty clean. Thanks, JSO |
Josmund
The bolt seems to be tight to a point you can't open the action. Is there a lever or switch that must be thrown to open the action or is it just locked up? It is stainless or blued? Tools... the same allen wrench that fits the bolt screw will fit the lug screw under the gun. To pull the breech plug, there is a Knight tool, but you can use a 7/16 socket, long extension, and ratchcet - be care not to damage the trigger sear. To take the bolt apart if it is the older bolt you will need a Knight 'C' or a 7/16" open end wrench can substitute. If it has open sights on it or the place to put them then it is an Extreme - no sights or place for them then it is an Elite. This should get you started.... |
The Knight Discs are not junk...I bought a new one about 10 years ago in 50 caliber and love it...I currently have 5 different loadings that it shoots under an inch and a quarter at 100 yards...If it's in good shape and you want a .45, buy it...
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Thanks fellas.
I went to the local gun show this morining and bought a never fired 45 DISC Elite. I paid $200 which I think is a pretty good deal based on what I've seen. Now I need to figure how to work the thing as I don't have a manual. Does the Elite use the red jackets? Any other tips? Thanks, |
Originally Posted by Josmund
(Post 3743610)
Thanks fellas.
I went to the local gun show this morining and bought a never fired 45 DISC Elite. I paid $200 which I think is a pretty good deal based on what I've seen. Now I need to figure how to work the thing as I don't have a manual. Does the Elite use the red jackets? Any other tips? Thanks, |
Originally Posted by sabotloader
(Post 3743627)
That is one great buy - more like a robbery.... check you PM's I can send you a manual
Awesome rifle and built for years of service. IMO it is one of the finest deer rifles ever built and will shoot some heavy conicals sub MOA also. Ive only seen 2 new ones sold cheaper and i made sure both got a good home. Get a Lehigh NFPJ conversion for just under $40 and you will be in love with any powder you choose. |
Sabotloader,
PM Sent. Thanks for your help with my new toy. I'm heading to the Lehigh site now. |
Yep, you stole it, congrates...
You are aware that we have a rule around here that when a fellow gets a new (to him) gun picture have to be posted or he'll have he?? to pay... :) |
Requested Pics
Here you go. Pics of new Elite.
OK, this is my first try at posting an image. The best I could do was post the links to my new Photobucket account. Clearly I have some work to do if I'm going to make a habit of this. http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1292802777 http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1292802777 |
Josmund
You are really close to being able to post pics... Try this thread and see if it helps any... http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tech...-tutorial.html I would like to see the gun in a full size picture... Looks awesome from what I can see.... |
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