HELP Identifying Trigger

[Wolfdawg]

I need some help identifying this trigger. It came on a rifle I recently bought. I want to try and find info on it to be able to adjust it correctly.

Thanks!!!!
Wolfdawg

 

[SDWhirlwind]

I would say it is a standard Shilen? IIRC if a Shilen it is inscribed as such on the side? Only one I have is on a rifle and I am too lazy besides having a real bad day to pull it out of the stock it is in.

 

[Wolfdawg]

I have a Shilen that is stamped on the side plate, but there are no gold colored nuts ..
This one is not stamped.
Thanks
Wolfdawg

 

[Dans40X]

OP,
Your "GOLD" Jam Nuts are actually brass.

Appears to be a Shilen trigger group.

 

[Wolfdawg]

I did say that they were gold "colored".
Thanks for the info.
Wolfdawg

PS: What does "OP" stand for?

 

[SDWhirlwind]

Went out and took my Fireball barreled action out of the stock. Trigger assembly is not marked. Guess I was thinking of the 40-X action I sold to DocEd. It had a 2oz and was marked Shilen. Brass balls.......errrr, I mean brass nuts on mine also. Trigger is roughly .180" wide and yers looks to have a narrow trigger also? So I will go with "What is a Shilen standard trigger, Alex"!!!!!

 

[hogpatrol]

I did say that they were gold "colored".
Thanks for the info.
Wolfdawg

PS: What does "OP" stand for?

Original Post.

It's a Shilen. I have two of them I need to sell

 

[Wolfdawg]

Thanks for the information.
Are they worth keeping?
Wolfdawg

 

[dkhunt14]

They weren't bad for the money. Guys used them years ago up there. Then I believe a few broke them and they sort of disappeared on the line. Matt

 

[USMCDOC]

Original Post.

It's a Shilen. I have two of them I need to sell

Too bad that they don't fit a Rem 37! I need a good trigger for it

 

[IdahoSharpshooter]

Doc,

if you find one, get two! I could use one for my wife's 37