Thanks for the video. It was a great help cleaning my father's Helix.

timeless video, still one of the best

Thanks for showing! Very good video mate!

Thanks for this video. Very educationel!

That is a very thorough explanation. Can you please provide info on how to adjust the trigger on Helix? Thanks

Nice video mate, still think you should have ended it halfway when the gun was still in bits. Gotta get the repair work in somehow mwhahaha... Ps. 2 months down the line and your favourite hammerli still hasn't lost pressure! One of life mysteries right there.

Hi. What size ellen key did you use for the stock?

Good explanation and visuals. The Helix looks like a very interesting gun from all I have seen. Have you come across the Browning Maral? We don't have access to it here in the States. The straight pull must play well in the UK and EU. I believe you folks have a prohibition on pump action long guns in the UK. Why is that so? Having written that, in the US we have far more incomprehensible gun laws.

I'm curious, how many disassemblies it takes to loosen up those two pins or the barrel clamp.

Is it possible to design a more complex gun?

@fiskeman92

5 жыл бұрын

well germans are know for overdesign and make things pretty complex . Not so service friendly :)

@thomaswessel1076

3 жыл бұрын

@@fiskeman92 Mauser 98 and Blaser R8 seem to disagree.

@plostyle786

3 жыл бұрын

It is a bit discouraging to own knowing you have to do this to clean it..but to achieve a short throw straight pull that is forward locking, all this is necessary.

@MrYrgas

3 жыл бұрын

Engieneerd to stupididty. This is more complex than my semiautomatic

What specific stock/model is this? I’ve been looking for one

@JLad_

5 жыл бұрын

Alpine

what size allen does it take to remove the stock?

@Mrp0k3

Жыл бұрын

4 or 5 mm

Are the gear wheels made out of plastic or are they metal ?

@tgsoutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

They are metal

Is the Merkel Helix available in the U.S.? This is a fantastic wonder of German engineering.

@maxnomad8561

7 ай бұрын

though typically, some random push fit plastic part...

@paulfrehley7352

7 ай бұрын

@@maxnomad8561 That made exactly *zero sense*

parfait

Think I''ll stick with my Mauser and its nice 60 degree bolt. That thing looks like a proof of concept prototype action.

ruckwarts durch tecknik !

Hello excuse me Can you say to me which tool do you use to disassemble the stock Because I have lost the tool

@tgsoutdoors

4 жыл бұрын

A browning or krieghoff stock tool Will do the job also

I don't think, that this (as many before) direct action (pool) mechanisms will have any great future... It is too complicated for disassembly, cleaning, maintaining... To much small complicated peaces... Nice and fast mechanism, but not for use in the nature, mud, forest, FIELD... sensitive to mud, dust, lost parts, damaged parts etc. Congratulations to engineer effort, big work SIR, but I really can't see any commercial future ... Bolt action, or modified gas semi auto (without gas cycling parts) will be the future for now in the world of fast reloading hunting/sniper carbines ... (My personal 2 cents opinion - some 2-3 RSD)

Теперь понятно почему Германия проиграла войну. Продолжайте делать такое же не надёжное оружие 😅

Too many operations….

Allen key for the stock? This is a stupid ass design

@tgsoutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

Like every beretta and browning over and under?