Anschutz trigger ID

[nagantino]

Happy New Year everyone,
Im still looking for a rifle. This one looks like a prospect. Looking at the triggers on website, some look like a simple trigger but this one seems more elaborate. Can anyone identify it or speak about it?

 

[Hi-NV Shooter]

Happy New Year everyone,
Im still looking for a rifle. This one looks like a prospect. Looking at the triggers on website, some look like a simple trigger but this one seems more elaborate. Can anyone identify it or speak about it?

It looks to be a 1407-U9 2-stage trigger, it can be adjusted to as low as 2.5-3-oz.

Lee

 

[grauhanen]

Lee is correct. It's the 1407-U9 2 stage trigger. The basic adjustment instructions are shown below.

 

[Hi-NV Shooter]

Lee is correct. It's the 1407-U9 2 stage trigger. The basic adjustment instructions are shown below.

Another note on what model trigger it could be, look for the adjustment screw 85 in the picture, it will clearly ID it as a 1407-U9. there is another trigger that looks like a 1407-U9 but the adjustment screw 85 is no cone shaped

Lee

 

[Kerry Spurgin]

my first anschutz has this trigger.. by far the best one I have owned in 45+ years. very crisp and consistent.

 

[grauhanen]

Another note on what model trigger it could be, look for the adjustment screw 85 in the picture, it will clearly ID it as a 1407-U9. there is another trigger that looks like a 1407-U9 but the adjustment screw 85 is no cone shaped

Lee

The other trigger with a similar trigger blade but different adjustment screw (#28 in the diagram below) is the 1411-U8, which is an older model 14xx series trigger. The rifle in the OP's post looks like a heavy barrel model in a prone stock, perhaps a 1411 from the early 1970's.

Here's the older trigger at the bottom.