[little gambler]

Jim Zahm. Made in Oregon. What number is it? He only made about 60.

 

[thskeer]

Same Jim Zahm that was a Marine Armorer? That one built guns for my Father in law in the late 50's and 60's I think.

 

[GamesGuy]

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? Does it work?

 

[JACK]

Thanks guys. I'm sending it to an old friend of mine. To try, maybe use/buy... Thanks Skeer and Rick...

 

[little gambler]

I don’t know if he was a marine armorer, but I know that he lived up out of Enterprise Or. Some old shooters around Oregon referred to him as technical rocket scientist/machinest. I never did meet him.

If you were to look closely at that trigger most people can’t even tell how it works let alone how or where to adjust it. It’s got a sear that dog legs inside of it. Work of art. I’d list it up there with that inline striker a trigger built out of FL

 

[JACK]

It is # 25. And LG is right. The hook engagement can be adjusted from very light to heavy. Currently the poundage is about 3.75 lb set and 3.25 let go. "Holy mackerel Andy" She is fast.

 

[EuroJoe]

Thanks, Jack ! The check is in the mail ! I hope I can make it work in my gun. Even if I can't, it's such a lovely piece of machinery ,I'll use it for a paperweight !