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MILLER SINGLE TRIGGER
I have a question on the Miller Single trigger setup on a Parker. Did it always use the safety for barrel selection, or were their different versions of this? And was the safety selection setup reliable? Thanks, Steve
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The early Miller single selective triggers used the safety as the selector, with SAFE in the middle, right/left foreward and and left/right back. Same as the Miller and later Howland single selective triggers on the NID Ithacas. Later Miller single selective triggers had a rocker switch selector at the front of the trigger, and the safety was a conventional two position. As far as I know the safety selector was quite satisfactory, and to my way of thinking is the only selector that could actually be used on the flush.
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Thanks for the information, Steve
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Thanks Russ, I put that contact information in the FAQ's (# 43) so it will not get lost.
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Great Job Robin ,and for the record ,the Cell phone # is listed on their Web Site ,and wasn't Top Secret Information ! Thank you ; Russ
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Great job Robin! Both Dan May and Ken Waite III are great guys and their work ain't too bad either...:)
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Miller
Guys- The reason I asked the question is because I am looking at a 1926 DHE 12 Gauge with 26 " barrels and open chokes which has a miller single trigger installed. I knew nothing about the Miller so I thought I would ask. Thanks to all for the information, Steve
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The Miller Trigger is the best single trigger found on American guns, period. It is far simpler and more reliable with better pulls than the Parker, Kautzky and Hunter One triggers, it often replaced. Just my HO.
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Agree with Don one of the best triggers out there.
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