PIONEER GUN WORKS INC.
Old World Craftsmanship ~ New World Technology
Short Stroke Kits for Uberti Rifles
Re-designed Super Short Stroke Kit
When you make the best selling short stroke kits on the market, it's tough to improve on them, but we found a way. We redesigned our Super Short Stroke Kit again. This time, we added material to the bottom of the rear link arm to close in the channel, adding strength. We also modified the channel to eliminate the "hump" that could be felt when levering slowly. The result is the smoothes, strongest super short stroke kit on the market.
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Each kit consists of right and left toggle link assemblies, a new lifter arm, and illustrated installation instructions. If you can disassemble and reassemble your rifle, you should be able to install your own short stroke kit
Our short stroke kits are designed using the latest solid model engineering software.This software allows us to build a virtual model of the part being desiged on the monitor screen, assemble it to other parts, and move it through it's range of motion to test it's function before any metal is cut. It's pretty amazing stuff.
After the design has been proven out, programming software is used to plot the paths of the various cutting tools that will produce the parts as designed.
Once the program is written, it is downloaded into the CNC machine tool, the cutting tools are loaded into the magazine, and the raw metal is held in position in the vices. Once that's all done, we're ready to produce exact reproductions of the computer model that we started off with.
Standard short stroke kit
Super short stroke kit
Each part is inspected as it comes off the machine, and final assembly and packaging is done by us. From design, to manufacture, to assembly, all work is done in house, on our machines by our people. It's this total control of the process, from design to packaging, that makes our kits the most consistently high quality short stroke kits that money can buy. You can count on it.
