[Austin W Hogan]

Miller began as a one man operation and continued as a two man operation. We will probably continue to find different versions as additional Miller equipped guns appear. Miller equipped guns often have unusual dimensions and configurations because they were used by very competitive shooters. I have a Miller equipped 32 inch , BTFE, straight grip, VHE with no safety. The safety filler has PH like engraving hiding the patch. The barrels are .740 diameter with chambers and forcing cones more like a Super Fox than a Parker. The stock has had its Monte Carlo removed and replaced; it has also been repitched at least twice. There is a threaded hole in the trigger gaurd where a pistol grip was once attached.
I think that recent events indicate that a significant collecting niche is developing involving the connection of unique ( and ordinary) guns to distinguished shooters. Many of these were fitted with Miller triggers.
Fitting a Miller trigger requires welding the mounting stud to the floorplate, and bending the sear levers. Few parts would be recoverable when converting to a double trigger.

Best, Austin