Trigger identification

[Dean Romig]

The trigger itself looks like a Miller but I haven’t seen that selector design on a Miller before… but then, I don’t get out much.





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[Steiner]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

The trigger itself looks like a Miller but I haven’t seen that selector design on a Miller before… but then, I don’t get out much.

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Dean, I hadn’t seen this early version of Miller trigger before either. Most of you folks have forgotten more than I’ll ever know about these pieces of history. I do enjoy the learning process though. A quick search of the topic led me to a great discussion on this forum from 2011. Good stuff.

[Bill Murphy]

I have seen at least twenty of this early Miller design for every one of the late design. It is the result of living in the MD PA pigeon shooting area where most of these triggers live. Not much flyer shooting in New England.