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Trigger guard locking lugs
Looking for opinions on two sets of locking lugs on M1 trigger guard.
Rifle "A" has a stamped trigger guard and rifle "B" has a milled trigger guard.
Both trigger assemblies lock up tight in either rifle but I am not sure about the condition of the locking lugs. Any opinions would be appreciated.
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01-30-2017 09:54 PM
# ADS
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Here are pictures of the individual trigger assemblies.
Thanks in advance
BEAR
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"B" has more wear...so if that matters, use "A".
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"B" has more wear...so if that matters, use "A".
That's to be expected since it is a WWII milled trigger guard ... but is it worn so badly that it shouldn't be used?
BEAR
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No, it can be used...and you said they were both tight so either could be used. You asked which would I use and why...I'm sure worse were used right through the Pacific campaign. Use the TG that matches the rifle if it doesn't matter...
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As stated as long as they lock up wear is not an issue. If you have a problem later the fix involves peening the lugs to give more bite.
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