Trigger guard screw question (one hole)

[Chaotik]

Can someone tell me the specific nomenclature for the screw head on these 2 screws. I am looking for a replacement.

The screw on the right sits flush in the trigger guard on my Borden BRMXD, and the one on the left does not.

Does anyone have a source for the one on the right?

Thanks in advance!

 

[mudduck]

Left looks like a bat screw. Someone may have made the right one

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Left looks like a bat screw. Someone may have made the right one

Yes...Lots of times things like this are a part of a custom build and will need to be sourced accordingly.

 

[AlNyhus]

I've turned both styles from conventional Allen headed cap screws.

 

[Walt Krafft]

Call Borden.

 

[ridgeway]

Question I have, why in the world would a trigger guard use anything but a standard 82° countersink?

 

[Liven The Dream]

Can someone tell me the specific nomenclature for the screw head on these 2 screws. I am looking for a replacement.

The screw on the right sits flush in the trigger guard on my Borden BRMXD, and the one on the left does not.

Does anyone have a source for the one on the right?

Thanks in advance!
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I may have a one or two I turned free if you contact me ?

 

[Schutzen2]

This is a Hawkins action screw sitting in a Bat trigger guard. Don't know if that helps. Similar head but also has a slight bevel on the top edge.

 

[Coyotefurharvester]

This is a Hawkins action screw sitting in a Bat trigger guard. Don't know if that helps. Similar head but also has a slight bevel on the top edge.

That does look real nice!

 

[Bob3700]

If the screw has an 82 degree countersink and an allen key drive head then Numerich arms sells REM. 700 length screws in that configuration. They stock en in stainless as well as blued steel. Two lengths.

 

[Bob3700]

On second look, that screw in the trigger guard is a torques head. I have no idea where u get any of those.

 

[WSnyder]

On second look, that screw in the trigger guard is a torques head. I have no idea where u get any of those.

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[Cigarcop]

It’s a “spherical head screw” you can get them from Bat or Borden and they are specifically for the single hole trigger guards.