Would you guys and gals be interested...

[websterz]

in an adjustable trigger? I am investigating the possibility of offering something similar to a Huber adjustable trigger for the MN rifle platform. It would be a low friction design, adjustable for trigger pull weight and creep. I am not so much concerned with over-travel adjustment and by eliminating that adjustment I could radically reduce the price. It would be a drop-in, fully reversable mod with no permanent changes required. I have been using such a trigger on a 91/30 and an M44 of mine for the past 2 years and it is sweet! I need some feedback though before I pursue it any further as there would be an investment needed by me up front.

[Longcolt44]

Build it and they will come.

[websterz]

Build it and they will come.

Just need to make sure there is a market.

[BuckeyeSgt]

You have a ball park idea of price? I'd like to drop a different trigger in an AR one day but I got a lot of other stuff I could get for $250.

[websterz]

You have a ball park idea of price? I'd like to drop a different trigger in an AR one day but I got a lot of other stuff I could get for $250.

Looking to keep it in the $25-$50 range. It won't go over that or it won't happen.

[BuckeyeSgt]

You have a ball park idea of price? I'd like to drop a different trigger in an AR one day but I got a lot of other stuff I could get for $250.

Looking to keep it in the $25-$50 range. It won't go over that or it won't happen.

I think you could do well with them in that price range.

[websterz]

You have a ball park idea of price? I'd like to drop a different trigger in an AR one day but I got a lot of other stuff I could get for $250.

Looking to keep it in the $25-$50 range. It won't go over that or it won't happen.

I think you could do well with them in that price range.

I am researching some finer patent details before I move forward, don't want to step on any toes. There is nothing worse than having stuff ready to go to market and getting a letter in the mail from someone with Esq. at the end of their name.

[ponycarman]

Yeah at that price range I would be very interested. I have been thinking about trying the huber concepts trigger but I have been willing to drop the $90-$100 on one when that could get another rifle haha. And I dont do too bad with the regular trigger. But that low of a price would make it easier to swallow.

[Kilroy]

I would support anything you did.
^_^

[tjtM38]

I'm in. I've been using trigger return springs to get rid of the slop in the triggers. Would your system be compatible with such a spring or would I have to remove it?

[mogunner]

As long as you don't cut up old Mosin trigger to make them!

[websterz]

As long as you don't cut up old Mosin trigger to make them!

They will be 100% new production...no original parts damaged.

[kermit]

so far i have purchased a finn sear spring. next is a M39 trigger. i guess my 12 ga riot could do the job,but i only have 30 rds 00 b for it. while i have over 1300 7.62X54R for my "zombie sticks"

[pcpairgunner]

what kind of trigger pull weight will this new trigger average. i am finnaly getting used to the stock trigger pull.which i think averages like 9 to 14 lbs on most models of m91/30 s

[MarkB]

I have been using springs on my triggers as well and would definitely be interested in this!