R and L Markings

[Daniel G Rainey]

Thank You !

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

If it was a single trigger (Miller) gun, I'd say it indicated Right and Left.
If it's a double trigger gun, I'd say it WAS a single trigger gun, indicating Right and Left

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

Then it was a single that was concerted back to double.

I guess he didn't get it the way I was saying it. I see you're on your phone (concerted)

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

I guess he didn't get it the way I was saying it. I see you're on your phone (concerted)

Yup...

Converted.


Another thought on this. If it were a miller with a rocker selector, the R and L would be on each side like he describes. But, millers usually are fat triggers that require the center trigger divider to be removed. So converting back to DT with the same trigger plate would be much more difficult.
So maybe it was another type of trigger with a similar selector.

[edgarspencer]

You're right on the Miller. I guess I knew that and shouldn't have thrown it out there as an example. Didn't the Parker trigger use the left trigger slot? The only gun I have with an SST is my repro, and either because it's never failed me, or because the repro hasn't inspired me to have a look inside, I am the furthest from an authority on single trigger mechanisms.
The Fulford trigger was, in my mind, a piece of engineering brilliance, but that one was for the Trap shooter, and not so much for the hunter.