1903 Serrated Trigger?

Neat. Which was for the NM? --TIA

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Originally Posted by Calif-Steve

Sorry, it's toast. Someone did it to remove the 2 stage trigger. It is now a 1 stage mess. Sorry. Springfield Sporters has them new in the wrap.

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I figured I'd at least try the trigger to see how it feels. When diggin through the lot it came in for a pin, I found a sear marked S that had the top ground off a little. I put the two together and I have a single stage pull of a little less than 4 1/2 lbs. with a very small amount of creep. :thup:

I even knocked the rifle around a little (unloaded of course) to make sure it wouldn't go click, and it held.

And Steve, thanks for the Springfield Sporters tip, I hadn't seen the site before. :wave:

And if anyone knows, I would also like to know which drawing number was used for NM. Mike D

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Originally Posted by RBruce

Neat. Which was for the NM? --TIA

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I'll take a flyer B128428 is in the SNL (-WW2 vintage) so I suspect thats the issue trigger .

ah ha turned the page the other number C64032 is in fact the NM trigger.



The letters BTW just denote the size of the drawing. There are several standard sizes at least A thru F.

Regards,

Jim