VH with a single trigger?

[B. Dudley]

Single triggers on double guns are ridiculous. In my opinion of course.

And the operation of the trigger without live fire and recoil is not an indication that the trigger will not malfunction under normal use.

[winplumber]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

Single triggers on double guns are ridiculous. In my opinion of course.

And the operation of the trigger without live fire and recoil is not an indication that the trigger will not malfunction under normal use.

I second this answer

[Mike of the Mountain]

I have two Parkers with single triggers. Both letter to the gun. A 20g Trojan and a 12g VHE.

[Researcher]

The April 21, 1923, Parker Bros. Catalog only offered the SST on DH and above --

Parker Bros. Single Selective Trigger 1923 01.jpg

Parker Bros. Single Selective Trigger 1923 02.jpg

By the next catalog I have, Jan, 1, 1927, the SST was offered on all grades from VH on up. Remington offered the SST on the Trojan Grade for a few years before they dropped the Trojan Grade.

Remington-Parker Single Selective Trigger.jpeg

In addition to Parker Bros. own single selective triggers there were numerous after-market triggers offered. We see quite a few early 20th Century Parkers with the the Lancaster and there is a King letter that seems to indicate Parker Bros. offered them in the pre WW-I days. Later the Miller triggers were quite popular. Others were the Lindsey, E.D. Fulford (he won the GAH with one of his triggers on his Remington Hammerless Double), the Philadelphia Single Trigger Co., our man Joe Kautzky, etc.