Who's is it?

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LuckyLuca
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Who's is it?

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Just wondering if any of you fine chaps would happen recognise the folding mechanism on this net?

Also I'd like to use it with a cane handle, does the head unscrew? Best ask before I snap something!

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Hi Luca
I have no idea on the maker as regards the release mechanisum I think the triangular piece should slide up that stud so the net can be folded down my guess its for game fishing. Also I think there would have been a spring,washer and circlip to fit into that groove on the stud so as to stop it falling off the end. Just a opinion don't know for sure :Hat:
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Thanks Harry. Game fishing may be correct. It's a pretty big net so sea trout or even salmon perhaps?

It does look like a grove for a circlip. It's actually a button though. Push it down and it releases the arms.
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Never seen that mech before Luca..country of origin marks? US perhaps...looks like a commercially made net.
What is the function of that side screw? locking?
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No markings what so ever that I can see. The screw is the hinge bolt for the arm, best seen in picture 2
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I cannot give a name to your net but it looks like a bit of a hybrid between two of mine! The net on the right has no name, the one on the left is Allcocks, this is stamped in the brass block you can see. :Hat: Reedling.

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The mechanic of the net first in this thread looks like the one DAM in Germany used.I own a folding net which
works similar to this one shown.You have to push the"button" between the arms down and then you can fold
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The one down on the first picture is the one similar to yours,the picture down shows the mechanism of DAM.
Hope it helps....

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Thank you Tinca! Very similar indeed.


DAM it is...... Unless someone knows better??
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