Does anyone recognize this trigger

[MrSmith]

This came with an Anchutz 1413 I purchased about 45 years ago. It was never in the rifle for the years I shot and I kept it when the rifle was passed on to someone that would use it. Does anyone know the maker? I find no visible markings.

Thank you,
MrSmith

 

[mikeshaw2]

That's grandpa Bob.

I wondered where he got to!

M

 

[deadly0311]

It looks to be the factory Anschutz trigger with a different shoe

 

[Hi-NV Shooter]

This came with an Anchutz 1413 I purchased about 45 years ago. It was never in the rifle for the years I shot and I kept it when the rifle was passed on to someone that would use it. Does anyone know the maker? I find no visible markings.

Thank you,
MrSmith

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looks to be an Anschutz 1407-U9 two stage trigger with an early style blade.

Lee

 

[mick243]

They don’t normally come with a 22lr round wedged in the top…

 

[grauhanen]

Depending on the age of the rifle, it appears to be either a 1407-U9, as Lee says, or the very similar but older 1404-U8. The trigger blade may be factory but this version isn't often seen, except on older models from early in the life of the match 54 single shot rifles.

 

[Hi-NV Shooter]

They don’t normally come with a 22lr round wedged in the top…

it's not wedged in the top. the OP has the trigger resting on it to elevate it for the photo.

Lee

 

[MrSmith]

They don’t normally come with a 22lr round wedged in the top…

it's not wedged in the top. the OP has the trigger resting on it to elevate it for the photo.

Lee

Yes, it's an aftermarket modification.

Information very appreciated.

Thank you,
MrSmith