Preview: Dayton Traister Mauser Speed Lock Kit

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posted on March 22, 2022
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Dayton Traister Mauser Speed Lock Kit

Consisting of a replacement cocking piece, striker spring, and the company’s pull-weight-adjustable Mark II trigger assembly and pivot spring, the Dayton Traister Mauser Speed Lock Kit allows for the conversion of standard, cock-on-close Mauser Model 93 and Swedish Model 96 rifles to cock-on-open operation.

Minor modification of the original bolt body and the stock will likely be required, and complete instructions are included. MSRP is $90. For more information, please visit thehawkenshop.com.

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