Can anybody ID this trigger?

[Oneputt]

It's a single set trigger from a Rem 722 6mm Int'l that I bought 35 years ago. I never used this trigger, it didn't have a safety. It doesn't have any markings to indicate who made it. Can anybody tell me what it is?
Thanks, Jeff

 

[Oneputt]

That was my first guess also, but the few Canjars I have seen had the logo on them. Did Remington ever make a single set? I can't find any using the googles.

 

[Hal]

I can't see a large pic of it but I'm sure it's a Canjar.
Sometimes there is Canjar stamped in a small circle on the side of the trigger shoe.
Nice triggers.


Hal

 

[Oneputt]

I'm in the process of building a tubegun with the thought of trying F-Class. Would this be a good trigger to start with? I also have a 2oz remington trigger I could steal from my Pdog rig if it would be better.

Jeff

 

[BoydAllen]

Your picture file is so tiny that it does not survive magnification with any detail. That leaves guessing, and my first guess would be Canjar. I don't much care for set triggers, but I do like their Light Pull which adjusts from 2-12 oz.

 

[Oneputt]

I apologize for the poor pic. I over compensated when I tried to resize for this forum. Try this one.

 

[superlight93]

The body and two piece sear is Remington. It appears someone tried making a single set trigger with Canjar parts. It might work but I would not have long term confidence in using it.

 

[mikegaiz]

Trigger shoe is Canjar, I have three just like it.

 

[Oneputt]

Does anybody know why the sear is 2 piece? Pros or cons? Can/should it be relaced with a 1 piece?

 

[Larryh128]

I am no Remington expert at all but the 722's that I have seen had 2 piece sears. ONLY a guess that it could be a 722 trigger.

 

[Larryh128]

The sear parts were stamped so my GUESS is that they couldn't get a clean stamp using a double thickness piece??????

 

[butchlambert]

I have some early 700s that have the 2 piece sears.

 

[okedoke]

the trigger houseing is the original 722 rem. , the single set shoe is canjar which was a very popular conversion back in the day. i know this because i purchased several of the single-set shoes from mr. canjar in the early 70s while attending school in denver. - Easy mod. for a great trigger----- take care