Single trigger identification

[Dean Romig]

Same here Brian... Duh here too.

John, did you do the conversion yourself?





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[Jreed]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

That is the best way to fix a single trigger. In my opinion.
I did not even notice the triggers in the photo. Duh...

It just made more sense. The single trigger was removed without damaging anthing. I was still able to use the original trigger plate. I put it in a zip lock bag and stored it away. I never saw any makers marks identifying who did it but the workmanship was very nice.

[Jreed]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Same here Brian... Duh here too.

John, did you do the conversion yourself?





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Yes I did. It was very straightforward since I was able to use the original triggerplate.

[Dean Romig]

Amazing that you had the other parts necessary.





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[Jreed]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Amazing that you had the other parts necessary.





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Keeping a little tackle box with spare odds and ends comes in handy sometimes.

[Dollar Grade]

I recently acquired a Parker with what looks to be the same trigger. It currently works properly but if it starts to fail what parts did you replace? Looks like a sear and the triggers? It is interesting that the trigger isn’t common enough for anyone here to know who designed and installed them.

[Jreed]

After much research I determined it was most likely a Kautzky trigger. I think they were found mostly on Fox guns. I ended up just taking it out and putting double triggers back on the gun.

[Reggie B]

Great work John! More pics of the gun please!

[Jreed]

This isn't the best pic, but this was after the 2022 NSCA US Open in Georgetown S.C. I shot the SxS event with it.

[Jreed]

It's a 1908 DHE with 32" barrels pigeon gun.