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Cva Hawkin double trigger
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Khufu
40 Cal.
yes, its easy. remove the spring and back trigger leave only the front trigger and return spring in the base, its a single, no inletting or patching required, but why?
ohio ramrod
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But with the back trigger removed and the front trigger left in place you don't get more "space" for your finger! You simply create more space behind the front trigger. :idunno: :idunno:
Khufu
40 Cal.
and not much space behind the trigger, as the set triggrer is nearly back to the triggergard anyway.
and since CVAs fire set and unset if you just ignore the back trigger, you would have the same thing going for you.
and since CVAs fire set and unset if you just ignore the back trigger, you would have the same thing going for you.
Very easy indeed!
On a few of my production rifles what I've done is utilize the stock trigger plate and weld the back trigger hole shut. From there I'll file the welds down to make everything flush a clean, brown or blue to your liking and done.
To take it a step beyond, I also make my own triggers, so you can easily do that as well for a little custom flare. :thumbsup:
On a few of my production rifles what I've done is utilize the stock trigger plate and weld the back trigger hole shut. From there I'll file the welds down to make everything flush a clean, brown or blue to your liking and done.
To take it a step beyond, I also make my own triggers, so you can easily do that as well for a little custom flare. :thumbsup:
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Alot of original rifles just put a trigger in an inlet slot as cross pinned to the stock.
Some metal work fixing coupled with a lock sear and moving part cleanup would make a nice trigger setup.
Not sure where things are in the cva. But getting the sear bar and trigger pin between 1/4 and 1/2 inch is deal for force multiplication of your trigger pull. 1/4 is best.
I like single triggers much better. However, just disassembly, getting the shared edges and rough metal surface cleaned up, a good clean and lube, then reassembly makes older guns seem day and night.
Some metal work fixing coupled with a lock sear and moving part cleanup would make a nice trigger setup.
Not sure where things are in the cva. But getting the sear bar and trigger pin between 1/4 and 1/2 inch is deal for force multiplication of your trigger pull. 1/4 is best.
I like single triggers much better. However, just disassembly, getting the shared edges and rough metal surface cleaned up, a good clean and lube, then reassembly makes older guns seem day and night.
