Single trigger ID

[Mark Riessen]

I have no ties to this gun or any interest in buying it. But am quite curious about the single trigger and who the maker was. Any help would be appreciated. GI # 100822074 . Thank you again, Mark

[Bob Jurewicz]

This may help.

http://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/detail.cfm?gun_id=100822074&CFID=70590675&CFTOKEN=c84c62e35820aed1-C8D431C8-DCE0-6B07-7B247E7B401D70FF

[Dean Romig]

It has the look of a Miller non-selective.

More importantly... What is that 'wooden dowel?' behind the drop point on each side... a wrist repair?




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[Paul Ehlers]

It has the look of a Miller non-selective.

More importantly... What is that 'wooden dowel?' behind the drop point on each side... a wrist repair?




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I would like to know more about the dowel myself.

The trigger looks like a selective type. Look at the right side in picture seven. There is a selector slide similar to a Parker type, but on the wrong side. The question remains "What type of single trigger is it?"

[todd allen]

It has the look of a Miller non-selective.

More importantly... What is that 'wooden dowel?' behind the drop point on each side... a wrist repair?




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Is that not a selector on the right side of the trigger?

[Bill Murphy]

Miller and Jurjevic triggers are normally stamped with the name, so it looks like we're back to square one.

[Dean Romig]

Yup, definitely a selector on the right - it didn't really show so well on my cell phone... and it's definitely not a Miller.






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[Dave Suponski]

Infallable? I like the cheek checkering. A bit different

[Eric Eis]

Infallable? I like the cheek checkering. A bit different

Don't think so as the selector was on the tang if I remember correctly.

[Bill Murphy]

Yup on the tang.

[Dave Noreen]

I'm afraid what we can see from the outside is not going to identify it. Somebody buy it so we can look inside!!

[Dave Suponski]

Thanks for straightening me out Eric