[B.C.]

Cooper, most of the used triggers are just that,
some are well used, and some are not,
if you should choose to buy used ,at least
try to find one that does not require a trip
to Ljutic for a tune up, can add many $ to
your venture! hope this helps, BC

 

[Trapshooter]

If the trigger you buy is too fast or too slow for you. Just have a gunsmith slow it down or speed it up. I have a mono gun release I may part with. Mine is fast and I like that way. Todd

 

[birdtracker]

Cooper: a little warning from experience. Not every trigger will interchange with every gun say even Monoguns. The width of the frame of the recievers are not one size. So a wide trigger wont fit in a narrow reciever. In my honest opionon a new one from Ljutic would fit cause your gun by serial number is on file and the trigger will work perfect.Happy shooting. Don

 

[shot410ga]

The last severial weeks I looked for a Ljutic release. Beware, there are lots of these triggers out there that are not made by Ljutic, and the sellers are selling them for around $500-550. I found an orginal Ljutic for $600 in great shap.

 

[bridgetoofar]

Not a release, but I have an "as new" pull trigger for a blued Pro 3 built in 8/06 for sale for $500.

 

[tcr1146]

Hi Donny! You going over to the dark side and going to the release?! How have you been shooting? Tom Rhoads

 

[Cooper]

Hey Tom,
Long time no see! I started using a release almost two years ago, not sure why this thread was brought back to life but my original post was from Sept. of 05. My shooting is still terrible! Finished up the year with around a 90 average. I just can't get back in the game. Remember it's shooters like me that keep throwing money in the pot so good shooters like you have something to win!! Maybe next summer you could put on a clinic for us Ohio boys! Take care, Don