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Shoulder-fired weapons are weighed at the end of the production process to reliably detect deviations from the specified final weight. This weight control supports quality assurance, documentation, and compliance with defined safety and testing requirements.
During the manufacture of shoulder-fired firearms, the trigger pull – that is, the force required to fire the weapon – is measured precisely. This precise testing ensures that the prescribed values are met and contributes significantly to the safety, functionality, and accuracy of the firearm.
After manufacturing, the weight of rifle barrels is checked to ensure compliance with defined specifications. Weight control serves as an indicator of dimensional accuracy and material distribution and contributes significantly to ensuring precision, functionality, and product safety.
To securely and vibration-resistantly attach a sight base to the rifle barrel, a precisely defined amount of adhesive must be applied. Controlling the amount of adhesive ensures that the connection remains permanently stable and that the weapon's accuracy is not affected.
