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Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack
As constructed to the patented design, Miller triggers are one-off installations and as such are built in situ so to speak, e.g. not transferrable to any other gun unless the entire trigger plate with existing mechanism is fitted, which becomes a real nightmare in mating metal surfaces and fitting stock internals. A 'donor' set of barrels is really the most cost-effective alternative and the one that makes the most sense.
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I've heard that Parker's were basically clockworks requiring extensive fitting to get them to work right. But I just happen to live only 90 miles from what I understand from others on this board, is one of a few gunsmiths that can actually work on Parker's.
But yours and others recommendations to seek out a set of donor barrels makes more sense both logically and economically. I have been looking on and off for a couple of months now, to no avail. So any suggestion where I might find a set would be appreciated.