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In a lengthly phone conversation with Italian gun parts maker, Marcello Giuliani, he indicated that he is now getting into a more in-depth Perazzi market.
Marcello will initially be manufacturing hammers, sears, etc., all for the MX8 style receivers. Marcello also mentioned that he is designing a new Adjustable Trigger similar to the Perazzi adjustable with a couple of exceptions. The trigger "shoe" that fits your trigger finger will be made of the same material the Glock is made of, and it will be grooved or serrated to better grip your finger. He also will make the trigger for either left handed and right handed shooters. He indicated that the Italians shoot triggers that are slightly angled to the right or left to better fit the ergonometrics of the trigger finger.
I will be doing the installs here in the US because a small hole must be drilled in an exact location to permit the installation of the new trigger. We will use a jig to accomplish this.
Also, now on the drawing board is my suggestion of an all stainless steel trigger housing. The housing would incorporate your existing trigger parts, or could include all the new parts he is manufacturing. We'd expect it to be in the $500-$600 range. It is in the engineering stage as we speak.
Marcello has "seen the light" and feels he can make a descent living making these parts, and still price his work at much less that the traditional Perazzi market.
He also discussed the possibility of building a trap gun for the American market. He has some design ideas in his head, and if he puts his mind to it, I would think we could get out a Perazzi-like unit for considerably much less than the P gun. I would want a simple trigger assembly with a straighter striking pin, similar to the Seitz. More will follow as we get into this stage of the market. Should this occur, I will then obtain my exporter's license as I have intended to do fotr quite some time.
I expect to have a bundle of parts arriving this week for us Perazzi shooters.
Whiz White
Marcello will initially be manufacturing hammers, sears, etc., all for the MX8 style receivers. Marcello also mentioned that he is designing a new Adjustable Trigger similar to the Perazzi adjustable with a couple of exceptions. The trigger "shoe" that fits your trigger finger will be made of the same material the Glock is made of, and it will be grooved or serrated to better grip your finger. He also will make the trigger for either left handed and right handed shooters. He indicated that the Italians shoot triggers that are slightly angled to the right or left to better fit the ergonometrics of the trigger finger.
I will be doing the installs here in the US because a small hole must be drilled in an exact location to permit the installation of the new trigger. We will use a jig to accomplish this.
Also, now on the drawing board is my suggestion of an all stainless steel trigger housing. The housing would incorporate your existing trigger parts, or could include all the new parts he is manufacturing. We'd expect it to be in the $500-$600 range. It is in the engineering stage as we speak.
Marcello has "seen the light" and feels he can make a descent living making these parts, and still price his work at much less that the traditional Perazzi market.
He also discussed the possibility of building a trap gun for the American market. He has some design ideas in his head, and if he puts his mind to it, I would think we could get out a Perazzi-like unit for considerably much less than the P gun. I would want a simple trigger assembly with a straighter striking pin, similar to the Seitz. More will follow as we get into this stage of the market. Should this occur, I will then obtain my exporter's license as I have intended to do fotr quite some time.
I expect to have a bundle of parts arriving this week for us Perazzi shooters.
Whiz White
