technical

The actions of the Eders, apart from being made in titanium to save weight, are much like those on a Perazzi MX8

with a detachable triggerlock. The primary mechanical difference to an MX8 on a Kemen is that the catch to remove the lock is a slider to the rear of the triggerguard (Perazzi incorporates the catch into the safety, which is pushed

forward beyond its normal position to release the lock). The actions are powered by leaf springs, narrowed to their rear as noted to increase stock strength. There is trunnion hinging and Boss-bolting with Boss-style draws and wedges on the inner action walls and sides of the monobloc.

The ejector work is well proven and, again, typically Italian/perazzi-like. Why

not? It’s an excellent pattern.